Zoratti model

The Zoratti model is a mathematical framework used to describe how particles, like molecules or tiny entities, move and scatter when they undergo multiple random interactions, such as collisions with other particles. It helps scientists understand complex processes like how light diffuses through clouds or how pollutants spread in the atmosphere. Essentially, the model predicts the probability of a particle changing direction after each collision, allowing for accurate simulations of its overall movement and flow in various environments. It’s a valuable tool in physics and engineering to analyze systems involving multiple scattering events.