This book presents numerical computer-aided smart-methods as part of a comprehensive
statistical correlation and fractal analysis of laser polarimetry data. It highlights
relationships between polarization (azimuth distributions polarization ellipticities Stokes
vector parameters Mueller matrix elements) parameters of laser images of biological tissues of
a human corpse in different spectral ranges and temporal dynamics of their postmortem
morphological changes. The book discusses the effectiveness of correlation analysis of
two-dimensional distributions of polarization inhomogeneous images of histological sections of
the main types of biological tissues in determining the time of death. It also discusses the
development of basic principles of phase measurements (phasometry) of microscopic images of
biological tissues to determine the age of death and the time of hematoma formation. Also
presented in the book are possibilities of complex laser spectral photopolarimetry images of
histological sections of biological tissues of human corpse in different spectral regions with
the simultaneous development and substantiation of a set of statistical and correlational
criteria for objective determination of the time of death.
