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A user is seeking assistance in obtaining a specific paper titled "Kaltenbach and Kaschke (1993): Frequency and time-domain modelling of light transport in random media." They are unsure how to access or purchase it and have found indications that it may be part of a publication available through SPIE. The user expresses gratitude for any help provided.
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Hi. I'm looking for this paper, which is referenced in some papers I've been reading. The thing is I don't know how to get it, or where to buy it. I thought that perhaps someone here could help me.

This is it: "Kaltenbach and Kaschke (1993): Frequency and time-domain modelling of light transport in random media".

Thanks in advance.
 
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I'll check it. Thank you verymuch Borek.
 
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