杂波分布仿真

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In the context of simulation studies, Raleigh scattering is a common phenomenon that is often simulated in order to analyze its effects on various systems. Raleigh scattering is a type of light scattering that occurs when electromagnetic radiation interacts with particles that are much smaller than the wavelength of the radiation. This scattering causes the radiation to be redirected in various directions, resulting in a diffuse scattering pattern. The simulation of this phenomenon is important in fields such as atmospheric physics, remote sensing, and optical communications. By accurately modeling Raleigh scattering, researchers can gain a better understanding of how electromagnetic radiation interacts with the environment and design systems that are more robust and efficient.