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Finite Series,escription exactly satisfies Maxwell’s equations. However, it is much faster running. There is nevertheless a price to pay for such an advantage. Indeed, when using the quadrature techniques, only quadrature integrands have to be changed when the incident beam description is modified. Conversely, wh

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Generalized Lorenz-Mie Theory in the Strict Sense, and Other GLMTs,on from Gaussian beams to arbitrary shaped beams should be rather trivial. Indeed it is. The only thing to do was to separate the expressions valid independently of the illuminating beam from those specific of it.

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