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- | Mie scattering | + | ===== Mie scattering ===== |
- | under construction | + | Scattering of monochromatic light by a homogeneous dielectric sphere is a traditional problem in the area of light-matter interaction. It has numerous applications, e.g. in aerosols measurements in environmental studies. |
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+ | Calculation on a regular, smooth and homogeneous, sphere can be done using Mie's solution of Maxwell equations and there are numerous codes available for this, even [[https://omlc.org/calc/mie_calc.html|online]]. However, we can use it to benchmark the performance of the near-field to far-field transform. | ||
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+ | The figures below illustrate a good match between GSvit and Mie's solution calculated using the [[https://github.com/dronir/MieScatter.jl|MieScatter]] package for Julia. | ||
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+ | Nominal particle radius: 400 nm, wavelength: 633 nm, refraction index of the sphere material: 2.0. | ||
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+ | Incident light polarized parallel to the scattering plane (scattered light therefore also polarized parallel): | ||
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+ | {{:app:mie_parallel.png?400|Parallel}} | ||
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+ | Incident light polarized perpendicular to the scattering plane (scattered light therefore also polarized perpendicular): | ||
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+ | {{:app:mie_perpendicular.png?400|Perpendicular}} | ||
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+ | //Under construction.// |