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20 January 2006 Study of Mie extinction efficiency
Guang-hui Dai, Zhi-bin Ren, Qiang Sun, Jian Liu
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Proceedings Volume 6027, ICO20: Optical Information Processing; 602723 (2006) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.668195
Event: ICO20:Optical Devices and Instruments, 2005, Changchun, China
Abstract
This Paper analyzes the mathematical character of the extinction efficiency (normalized extinction cross section) and studies the numerical computation of it. The paper discusses the relations of the extinction efficiency and the size parameter x and the relations of the peak value of the ripple structure of the extinction efficiency and the amplitude of Mie scattering an(x, m), bn(x, m). The paper also discusses the relations of the approximate periodicity of the ripple structure and relative refractive indices m. The result shows that relation curve of the extinction efficiency and the size parameter x has ripple structure, which become faint as x is large; when the relative indices m is real and m<=2, the ripple structure has single periodicity, and positions of the peak values of the ripple structure are corresponding to the positions of peak values of Re[an(x, m)]and Re[bn(x, m)]. When m is complex and Im(m)<0.01, the ripple structure also has the same periodicity, however, the oscillation amplitude of the ripple structure becomes weaker. The larger Im(m) is, the weaker the oscillation amplitude of the ripple structure is.
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Guang-hui Dai, Zhi-bin Ren, Qiang Sun, and Jian Liu "Study of Mie extinction efficiency", Proc. SPIE 6027, ICO20: Optical Information Processing, 602723 (20 January 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.668195
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KEYWORDS
Refractive index

Mie scattering

Optical spheres

Light scattering

Optical components

Computer science

Information science

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