Talk:Reflectometry
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I'm really not sure MRI can be called reflectometry. There is no literal wave reflection - excited nuclei ring down isotropically. I suppose one could argue this is the case for typical scattering as well, but it seems like it's pushing it. Everything else on this list involves the literal scattering of a wave of particle. If someone has a source claiming this it should be listed.
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