The phenomenon of fluorescence is ubiquitous and as such has attracted Scientists' attention for centuries. The challenge is to describe fluorescence as observed in different materials under different conditions by mathematical models having some features in common. Section ``Fluorescence conversion models: Transform kernels or scaling constants ?'' addresses bulk properties of the fluorescent medium and is mainly \underline{literature-driven}: some Articles are quoted in order of appearance, the focus being on whether the fluorescent quantum efficiency turns out to depend or not on the wavelength of excitation. Section ``Approximate propagators in scalar optics'' is mainly \underline{model-driven} and summarises mathematical methods and models in wave propagation which are limited to scalar waves and are ordered by complexity. The relation of said models to radiative transfer theory need not be immediate and as such is a matter of ongoing investigation.

Crosta, G. (2020). Fluorescence: Mathematical methods and applications. Part One [Rapporto tecnico].

Fluorescence: Mathematical methods and applications. Part One

Crosta Giovanni Franco
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2020

Abstract

The phenomenon of fluorescence is ubiquitous and as such has attracted Scientists' attention for centuries. The challenge is to describe fluorescence as observed in different materials under different conditions by mathematical models having some features in common. Section ``Fluorescence conversion models: Transform kernels or scaling constants ?'' addresses bulk properties of the fluorescent medium and is mainly \underline{literature-driven}: some Articles are quoted in order of appearance, the focus being on whether the fluorescent quantum efficiency turns out to depend or not on the wavelength of excitation. Section ``Approximate propagators in scalar optics'' is mainly \underline{model-driven} and summarises mathematical methods and models in wave propagation which are limited to scalar waves and are ordered by complexity. The relation of said models to radiative transfer theory need not be immediate and as such is a matter of ongoing investigation.
Rapporto tecnico
A review of Mathematical methods and models pertaining to bulk fluorescence and to propagation in fluorescent media
photoluminescence; Donaldson matrix; Kubelka-Munk model; radiance transfer factor; propagation models; aperture diffraction; paraxial approximation; Fresnel approximation; superresolution; dispersive media
English
29-dic-2020
2020
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Documento di rassegna su metodi e modelli Matematici della fluorescenza e della propagazione in mezzi fluorescenti. Istruttoria per una possibile ricerca in collaborazione.
Crosta, G. (2020). Fluorescence: Mathematical methods and applications. Part One [Rapporto tecnico].
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