I need this paper, and I don't know where to get it

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In summary, there are several ways to find a needed paper, such as checking online databases and contacting the author. If the paper is behind a paywall, accessing it through a university or library subscription or requesting it from a colleague may be options. If the paper is not available through these methods, requesting it through interlibrary loan or searching for it on free access websites may be necessary. When using online sources, it's important to evaluate their credibility by checking the author's credentials, publication date, and sources used. If a paper is needed urgently, contacting the author, requesting it through interlibrary loan, or using expedited delivery or rush services may be helpful.
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Hi. I'm looking for this paper, which is referenced in some papers I've been reading. The thing is I don't know how to get it, or where to buy it. I thought that perhaps someone here could help me.

This is it: "Kaltenbach and Kaschke (1993): Frequency and time-domain modelling of light transport in random media".

Thanks in advance.
 
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I'll check it. Thank you verymuch Borek.
 

FAQ: I need this paper, and I don't know where to get it

1. Where can I find this paper?

There are several ways to find a paper that you need. You can start by checking online databases, such as Google Scholar or PubMed. You can also try searching for the paper on the website of the journal it was published in, or contacting the author directly to request a copy.

2. How can I access papers that are behind a paywall?

If the paper you need is behind a paywall, you can try accessing it through your university or library's subscription. Many universities have subscriptions to academic journals and databases that allow students and faculty to access articles for free. You can also try contacting the author for a copy or reaching out to a colleague who may have access.

3. What if I can't find the paper online or through my university?

If the paper is not available online or through your university's subscription, you may need to request it through interlibrary loan. This is a service where libraries can request materials from other libraries on behalf of their patrons. You can also try reaching out to the author or searching for the paper on websites that offer free or open access to academic papers.

4. Can I trust papers from online sources?

It's important to evaluate the credibility of any source, including online sources. Make sure to check the author's credentials, the publication date, and the sources used in the paper. You can also look for reviews or citations of the paper to determine its validity.

5. What if I need the paper urgently?

If you need the paper urgently, you can try contacting the author or requesting it through interlibrary loan. You can also try searching for the paper on websites that offer expedited delivery of academic papers for a fee. Additionally, some universities have rush services for interlibrary loan requests that may be able to provide the paper faster.

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