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Theory of DCS. ‌ DCS, also known as diffusing wave spectroscopy (DWS) [95, 96], originated from the single dynamic light scattering (DLS) technique. DLS has been widely applied to study particle suspension properties (e.g., particle size and shape) in optically thin physical systems. Later, Xxxx et al [82-84] derived a correlation diffusion equation from the correlation transport theory [97, 98], which described the propagation of unnormalized electric field temporal autocorrelation function in highly scattered turbid medium. Appendix II describes the derivation of correlation diffusion equation from both single scattering and multiple scattering events. In most experiments, the normalized temporal intensity autocorrelation function, 〈 〉⁄〈 〉 , is calculated from the detected intensity fluctuations of scattered light. Here r is the location vector which denotes a general vector from a source to a point of detection, and represents the delay time of autocorrelation function. is related to the normalized electric field temporal autocorrelation function, , through the Xxxxxxx relationship [99]:
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