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Robust method for non-sphere detection by photon correlation between scattered polarization states

Experimental detection of non-spherical particles has been realized in pure water and in a substantial background of mono-dispersed spheres or poly-dispersed random shaped particles. This novel measurement method is based on statistical analysis of fluctuations in two polarization states of scattered light by an ensemble of particles. A statistical method of analysis and a simple model of the measurement are discussed.