Compton scattered X-ray visualization, imaging, or information provider with time of flight computation

A method, comprising:

• visualizing, imaging, or providing information of an at least some matter of an at least a portion of an individual at least partially by directing an at least one pulse-type applied X-ray to be Compton scattered within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual to thereupon create an at least one corresponding pulse-type Compton scattered X-ray, wherein the visualizing, imaging, or providing information is based at least in part on an at least one time of flight computation derived at least in part from a combination of an at least one applied duration and an at least one scattered duration, wherein the at least one applied duration corresponds to a time for the at least one pulse-type applied X-ray to reach the at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual, and further wherein the at least one scattered duration corresponds to a time for the at least one corresponding pulse-type Compton scattered X-ray to thereupon travel from the at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual to be detected.

An apparatus comprising:

• a Compton scattering event locator configured to locate an at least one scattering event within an at least some matter of an at least a portion of an individual based at least in part on an at least one time of flight computation derived at least in part from a combination of an at least one applied duration and an at least one scattered duration, wherein the at least one applied duration corresponds to a time for an at least one pulse-type applied X-ray to reach the at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual, and further wherein the at least one scattered duration corresponds to a time for the at least one corresponding pulse-type Compton scattered X-ray to thereupon travel from the at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual to be detected.

An apparatus comprising:

• a Compton scattered X-ray visualizer, imager, or information provider configured to Compton scattered X-ray depth visualize, image, or provide information of an at least some matter of an at least a portion of an individual based at least in part on an at least one time of flight computation derived at least in part from an at least one combination of an at least one applied duration and an at least one scattered duration, wherein the at least one applied duration corresponds to a time for an at least one pulse-type applied X-ray to reach an at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual, and further wherein the at least one scattered duration corresponds to a time for an at least one corresponding pulse-type Compton scattered X-ray to thereupon travel from the at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual to be detected.

A system comprising:

• an emitter portion configured to emit an at least one pulse-type applied X-ray towards an at least some matter of an at least a portion of an at least one individual;
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• a Compton scattering event locator configured to locate a scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least a portion of the individual based at least in part on time of flight computations derived at least in part from combining an at least one applied duration with an at least one scattered duration, wherein the at least one applied duration corresponds to a time for the at least one pulse-type applied X-ray to reach an at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual, and further wherein the at least one scattered duration corresponds to a time for an at least one corresponding pulse-type Compton scattered X-ray to thereupon travel from the at least one scattering event within the at least some matter of the at least the portion of the individual to be detected.