Scaled analog measurements of light scattering by aggregates with merging monomers
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https://doi.org/10.1478/C1V89S1P038Parole chiave:
microwave scattering facility, microwave analogy, light scattering, aggregatesAbstract
This work reports on the experimental analysis of light scattering by aggregates with merging monomers. For such complex shape particles, scaled targets can be built using a rapid prototyping technique (stereo lithography). Our microwave scattering device provides the amplitude and phase of elements of the amplitude scattering matrix. Assessment of the approximate codes can thus be carried out on an exprimental basis. Sample results for the bi-sphere and a 74 sphere aggregate are presented and discussed.
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2011-09-15
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