Titlebook: Scattering from Model Nonspherical Particles; Theory and Applicati Ferdinando Borghese,Paolo Denti,Rosalba Saija Book 2007Latest edition Sp

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Applications: Single and Aggregated Spheres and Hemispheres on a Plane Interface,l fields of physics. For instance, particles are often studied after deposition on a suitable substrate. Of course, the effect of the substrate needs to be discriminated. This chapter is devoted to the study of the results that can be obtained from calculations of the scattering pattern of model par

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Applications: Cosmic Dust Grains,ns with the radiation field of the stars, beyond yielding extinction and polarization of the starlight by linear dichroism, also yields mechanical interactions such as the radiation pressure and the radiation torque that, together with the gravitational interactions, determine the dynamics of the gr

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Book 2007Latest editionellar medium. Modeling scattering particles as layered spheres or as aggregates of spherical scatterers, expanding the electromagnetic ?eld in a series of vector multipole ?elds, and resorting to the T-matrix approach for averaging over the orientations of a dispersion of nonspherical particles are

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1610-1677 porating the author‘s recent work on cosmic dust grains.ContSince the publication of the ?rst edition of this book, we have become deeply involved in astrophysics research, particularly the study of the interstellar medium. Modeling scattering particles as layered spheres or as aggregates of spheric

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Multipole Fields,m of the solid state physics and will not be further discussed here. In turn, the scattering process can be roughly described by stating that the incident field excites the particle to emit a wave that at a large distance looks like a more or less spherical outgoing wave superposed to the original i

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7 Applications: Aggregated Spheres, Layered Spheres, and Spheres Containing Inclusions,ussing applications of the theory developed so far with the purpose of highlighting the scattering features of the model particles, either in free space or in the presence of a plane surface. While the applications we present in this chapter can be easily specialized to atmospheric physics or to ast

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