Mathematic models for a ray tracing method and its applications in wireless optical communications

Mathematic models for a ray tracing method and its applications in wireless optical communications

This paper presents a new ray tracing method, which contains a whole set of mathematic models, and its validity is verified by simulations. In addition, both theoretical analysis and simulation results show that the computational complexity of the method is much lower than that of previous ones. The...

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