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Bioluminescent light diffusion in a four-layered turbid medium
Solutions of the diffusion equation for four layers were derived for an isotropic point source that was positioned in each of the layers to simulate the propagation of bioluminescent light originating from an arbitrary position in the turbid medium. The solutions obtained in the steady-state, frequency, and time domains can be applied, for example, to laterally infinitely extended and cylindrical layered turbid media. The derived solutions were validated by comparison with Monte Carlo simulations.