2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jqsrt.2011.01.037
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Scattering of Gaussian beam by a spherical particle with a spheroidal inclusion

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“…Subsequent papers concerned the case of femtosecond pulse illumination [109], the case of arbitrary-shaped incident beams [110], scattering by a confocal multilayered spheroidal particle [111], scattering of a shaped beam by a spheroid having layers with nonconfocal boundaries [112], and the investigation of resonant spectra of a spheroidal microcavity [113]. Let us also mention studies of scattering of a Gaussian beam by a conducting spheroidal particle with a confocal dielectric coating [114], scattering of a Gaussian beam described by a localized beam model by a spheroidal particle [115], scattering of a spheroidal particle containing an embedded sphere [116,117], scattering of a Gaussian beam by a conducting spheroidal particle having a nonconfocal dielectric coating [118], scattering of Gaussian beam by a spherical particle containing a spheroidal inclusion [119], scattering by a spheroidal particle illuminated by two on-axis Gaussian beams [120], and near-field scattering by dielectric spheroidal particles [121]. Other research on spheroid scattering has been pursued by Xu and his collaborators.…”
Section: Intrinsic Methods For Evaluating Beam-shape Coefficients In Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequent papers concerned the case of femtosecond pulse illumination [109], the case of arbitrary-shaped incident beams [110], scattering by a confocal multilayered spheroidal particle [111], scattering of a shaped beam by a spheroid having layers with nonconfocal boundaries [112], and the investigation of resonant spectra of a spheroidal microcavity [113]. Let us also mention studies of scattering of a Gaussian beam by a conducting spheroidal particle with a confocal dielectric coating [114], scattering of a Gaussian beam described by a localized beam model by a spheroidal particle [115], scattering of a spheroidal particle containing an embedded sphere [116,117], scattering of a Gaussian beam by a conducting spheroidal particle having a nonconfocal dielectric coating [118], scattering of Gaussian beam by a spherical particle containing a spheroidal inclusion [119], scattering by a spheroidal particle illuminated by two on-axis Gaussian beams [120], and near-field scattering by dielectric spheroidal particles [121]. Other research on spheroid scattering has been pursued by Xu and his collaborators.…”
Section: Intrinsic Methods For Evaluating Beam-shape Coefficients In Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wang et al studied scattering of a sphere with an eccentrically located spherical inclusion using GLMT with a focus on internal and external field distributions [113] and on morphology-dependent resonances in an eccentrically layered sphere illuminated by a tightly focused off-axis beam [114]. Zhang and Liao dealt with scattering of Gaussian beam by a spherical particle having a spheroidal inclusion [115]. Li et al were concerned with the calculation of radiation forces exerted on a uniaxial anisotropic sphere by an offaxis incident Gaussian beam [116].…”
Section: Glmts For Non-spherical and Spherical Non-homogeneous Particmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… dealt with Gaussian beam scattering by a spheroidal particle with an embedded conducting sphere. Zhang and Liao dealt with scattering of Gaussian beam by a spherical particle with a spheroidal inclusion at the center, with an extrinsic method and a localized beam model. Li et al .…”
Section: More Generalized Lorenz‐mie Theories For Various Particle Shmentioning
confidence: 99%