Abstract
We show that a scalar Bethe-Salpeter equation model captures the measured copolarized electric field frequency correlation magnitude for randomly scattering slabs in the weakly scattering, nondiffusive regime. Consequently, the model could be used to form images of tissue on the millimeter and submillimeter length scale, and for environmental sensing with comparable scatter, as dictated by the optical scattering length in relation to the scattering domain size.
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