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Ultrasound fields in an attenuating medium

Jensen et al., 1993

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6132752583210560215
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Jensen J
Gandhi D
WD Jr O
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1993 Proceedings IEEE ultrasonics symposium

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Ultrasound fields propagating in tissue will undergo changes in shape not only due to diffraction, but also due to the frequency dependent attenuation. Linear fields can be fairly well predicted for a non-attenuating medium like water by using the Tupholme-Stepanishen …
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