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20192022
most citedRadiative transfer approach using Monte Carlo Method for actinometry in complex geometry and its application to Reinecke salt photodissociation within innovative pilot-scale photo(bio)reactors

20 citations · 41 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

physics.bio-ph2022

Wave-Scattering processes: path-integrals designed for the numerical handling of complex geometries

Jérémi Dauchet, Julien Charon, Laurent Brunel +10

Relying on Feynman-Kac path-integral methodology, we present a new statistical perspective on wave single-scattering by complex three-dimensional objects. The approach is implement…

physics.chem-ph202010 cited

Spectral radiative analysis of bio-inspired H2 production in a benchmark photoreactor: a first investigation using spatial photonic balance

Caroline Supplis, Fabrice Gros, Ghiles Dahi +4

The iron thiolate complex is a simplified model of the active site of diiron hydrogenase enzymes. Here, we describe the implementation of this noble metal free catalyst in aqueous…

physics.chem-ph202020 cited

Radiative transfer approach using Monte Carlo Method for actinometry in complex geometry and its application to Reinecke salt photodissociation within innovative pilot-scale photo(bio)reactors

Vincent Rochatte, Ghiles Dahi, Azin Eskandari +4

In this article, a complete radiative transfer approach for estimating incident photon flux density by actinometry is presented that opens the door to investigation of large-scale…

physics.chem-ph202011 cited

A novel experimental bench dedicated to the accurate radiative analysis of photoreactors: the case study of CdS catalyzed hydrogen production from sacrificial donors

Ghiles Dahi, Azin Eskandari, Jérémi Dauchet +3

This article is dedicated to the presentation of a novel experimental bench designed to study the photoproduction of H2. It is composed of three main parts: a light source, a fully…

physics.comp-ph2019

Convergence issues in derivatives of Monte Carlo null-collision integral formulations: a solution

J-M Tregan, S. Blanco, J. Dauchet +5

When a Monte Carlo algorithm is used to evaluate a physical observable A, it is possible to slightly modify the algorithm so that it evaluates simultaneously A and the derivatives…