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Vladimir P. Budak
Researcher at Moscow Power Engineering Institute
Publications - 77
Citations - 435
Vladimir P. Budak is an academic researcher from Moscow Power Engineering Institute. The author has contributed to research in topics: Radiative transfer & Scattering. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 73 publications receiving 410 citations. Previous affiliations of Vladimir P. Budak include University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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Benchmark results in vector atmospheric radiative transfer
Alexander A. Kokhanovsky,Vladimir P. Budak,Céline Cornet,Minzheng Duan,Claudia Emde,Iosif L. Katsev,Dmitriy A. Klyukov,Sergey Korkin,L. C-Labonnote,Bernhard Mayer,Qilong Min,Teruyuki Nakajima,Yoshifumi Ota,Alexander S. Prikhach,Vladimir Rozanov,Tatsuya Yokota,Eleonora P. Zege +16 more
TL;DR: In this paper, seven vector radiative transfer codes are compared for the case of underlying black surface, including three techniques based on the discrete ordinate method (DOM), two Monte-Carlo methods, the successive orders scattering method, and a modified doubling-addressing technique.
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On the solution of a vectorial radiative transfer equation in an arbitrary three-dimensional turbid medium with anisotropic scattering
Vladimir P. Budak,Sergey Korkin +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors developed a numerical method of the boundary value problem solution in the vectorial radiative transfer theory applicable to the turbid media with an arbitrary three-dimensional geometry.
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Convergence acceleration of radiative transfer equation solution at strongly anisotropic scattering
TL;DR: Krylov et al. as mentioned in this paper showed that the most effective and accurate way of including the singularities in the quadrature formula is their analytical, perhaps approximate, representation and an analytical integration -the method of singularities elimination.
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Comparative analysis of radiative transfer approaches for calculation of plane transmittance and diffuse attenuation coefficient of plane-parallel light scattering layers
TL;DR: A detailed analysis of errors for different Tp and Kd models showed that the two-stream radiative transfer Ben-David model yields the best results over all optical conditions and depths, but the quasi-single-scattering and polynomial Gordon's approximations proved to be the best for the depths close to zero.
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Complete matrix solution of radiative transfer equation for PILE of horizontally homogeneous slabs
TL;DR: In this paper, the analytical solution of the discretized radiative transfer equation in the matrix form is presented, based on the representation of the light field in a scattering medium as a superposition of an anisotropic and a smooth regular parts.