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The method of random rays for wave propagation

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MWSW01 - Canonical scattering problems

The ray method for finding high-frequency asymptotic approximations in the theory of diffraction and propagation of waves is developed to the `method of random rays’, which provides exact solutions of the Helmholtz equation represented by slightly adapted probabilistic Feynman-Kac formulas for elliptic boundary value problems, 

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