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Analysis shows that this model is reasonable to describe light scattering cross section of spheres.

Young's interference makes the prediction of integrated scattering cross section of spheres complicated for the case of high number density of deposited particles.

We performed a deconvolution by searching for the width of a Gaussian function that gives after convolution with the rectangular cross section of the sphere the observed profile.

The extinction cross section of a number of spheres and discs have been measured and the results are shown to be in good agreement with theoretical predictions.

The role of the ratio between optical particle cross section and the corresponding cross section of the coated sphere of same composition and volume is highlighted.

The scattering force is given by where where is the scattering cross section of a Rayleigh sphere with radius r. S is the time-averaged Poynting vector, n is the index of refraction of the particle, m = n / n m is the relative index, and k = 2 π n m / λ is the wave number of the light.

The insert illustrates the absorption cross section of 10-nm silver spheres.

The present numerical schemes are validated by calculations of three-dimensional transient electromagnetic waves within a waveguide, an oscillating electric dipole, and the radar cross section of perfectly electrical conducting sphere.

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Cross section of acoustic impedance of a seismic base with sphere showing the reservoir.

Area of cross section of the cylinder.

Micrograph (e) shows a low-magnification image of the cross section of the sample, capturing both populations of the large and small spheres.