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Present	Associate Professor of Physics, Cleveland State University
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Articles (6)

Particle Sizing in Strongly Turbid Suspensions with the One-Beam Cross-Correlation ...

Applied Optics (1999)

Anthony J. Adorjan, James A. Lock, Thomas W. Taylor, Padetha Tin, et al.

The utility of the one-beam cross-correlation dynamic light-scattering system for sizing small particles in suspension was previously limited by its ...

Fiber-Optics Surface-Light-Scattering Spectrometer

Applied Optics (1997)

Padetha Tin, J. Adin Mann, William V. Meyer and Thomas W. Taylor

We have developed a fiber-optics surface-light-scattering spectrometer completely designed with optical fiber components. To the best of our knowledge, this ...

Hybrid Reflection-Transmission Surface Light-Scattering Instrument with Reduced Sensitivity to Surface ...

Applied Optics (1997)

William V. Meyer, James A. Lock, H. Michael Cheung, Thomas W. Taylor, et al.

A hybrid reflection-transmission surface light-scattering instrumental design is presented, examined theoretically, and tested experimentally. The purpose of the design is ...

Multiple-Scattering Suppression by Cross Correlation

Applied Optics (1997)

William V. Meyer, David S. Cannell, Anthony E. Smart, Thomas W. Taylor, et al.

We describe a new method for characterizing particles in turbid media by cross correlating the scattered intensity fluctuations at two ...

Scaling Dynamics of Aerosol Coagulation

Physical Review A (1992)

B. J. Olivier, C. M. Sorensen and Thomas W. Taylor

A combination of static and quasielastic light scattering and the theory of scaling solutions to Smoluchowski's equation was used to ...

Moment Analysis of the Cluster-Size-Distribution Approach to Scaling During Coagulation

Physical Review A (1987)

Thomas W. Taylor and C. M. Sorensen

We study the temporal approach of a cluster size distribution to its asymptotic scaling form. By enforcing consistency between the ...