the defenders of the alamo are buried at cathedral of san fernando.
the defenders of the alamo are buried at cathedral of san fernando.
where are the defenders of the alamo buried?
cathedral of san fernando
a year after the battle, acting upon orders from general felix huston, colonel juan seguín oversaw the reclamation of the abandoned ashes of the alamo defenders from three sites. on march 28, 1837, an official public ceremony was conducted to give a christian burial to the ashes. it was believed they were buried in the vicinity of the alamo, but their exact location was forgotten over time. when san antonio's cathedral of san fernando was being renovated for a new altar during the texas 1936 centennial, human remains believed to be those of the alamo defenders were found. because of discrepancies in various accounts in the ensuing century after the burial, public opinion was divided about whether or not these were the remains of the defenders. the recovered ashes were re-interred in a marble sarcophagus inside the cathedral, purportedly containing the bones of travis, crockett and bowie, as well as others. calls for dna testing have not been acted upon.
william b. travis
hybrid theory for photon transport in tissue









































hybrid theory for photon transport in tissue uses the advantages and eliminates the deficiencies of both the monte carlo method and the diffusion theory for photon transport to model photons traveling through tissue both accurately and efficiently.









































section::::mcml (monte carlo modeling of light transportation in multi-layered medium).
hybrid theory for photon transport in tissue