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We describe both the theory and first experimental realization of a new light-scattering method for studying nonspherical particles in dilute solution. It is based on measuring the cross correlation of signals from two spatially separated detectors each of which receives light from the same small number of scatterers. Possible reasons for observed differences between experiment and theory are discussed.
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Griffin et al. (1979) studied this question.
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