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Mathematical Theory of Localization, free case and is somewhat unexpected and intricate. The major drawback in the mathematical approach to this phenomenon is that the physical background of the problem is “almost surely lost” (faithful readers will understand soon… ) and this certainly indicates that a “good proof” of localization is

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Optics of Ordered and Disordered Atomic Media,response theory provides the spectrum of electric-field fluctuations, whose maxima define the polariton dispersion relation. The dependence of polariton radiative damping rates on the degree of disorder in the dielectric is calculated. Particular attention is given to the magnitudes of the scattered

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Cold Atoms and Multiple Scattering,irst magneto-optical trap [2], the sub-Doppler [3] and sub-recoil [4] cooling techniques and more recently the observation of Bose-Einstein condensation of dilute atomic gases [5] [6]. A review on milestones in this field can be found in the 1997 Nobel lectures by S. Chu [7], C. Cohen-Tannoudji [8]

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Wave Scattering from Rough Surfaces,ns leading to a solution to this problem are established. Then, both analytical and numerical procedures are addressed for the field and the angular distribution of mean scattered intensity, these leading to the observation of single and multiple scattering phenomena of current interest. These inclu

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Acoustic Pulses Propagating in Randomly Layered Media, separation of scales introduced by G. Papanicolaou and his coauthors. Basic facts on diffusion-approximation and on the use of stochastic calculus will be recalled. We show how a multi-frequency asymptotic analysis gives a precise description of the probability distribution of the transmitted front

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Reflection and Transmission of Acoustic Waves by a Locally-Layered Random Slab,. The reflection and transmission properties of such a locally-layered slab are studied. Of principal interest is the question of the robustness of the plane layered theory. Do phenomena such as localization and the results of O’Doherty-Anstey theory persist under perturbations of plane layering? We