Application of RTDF to particles with curved surfaces

E. Hesse; D. McCall; Z. Ulanowski; C. Stopford; Paul H. Kaye

Application of RTDF to particles with curved surfaces

E. Hesse, D. McCall, Z. Ulanowski, C. Stopford, Paul H. Kaye

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The applicability of RTDF is extended to particles with curved surfaces. This allows tests against T-matrix calculations for larger size parameter and modeling of light scattering by more realistic particle shapes, such as ice crystals with rounded edges.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Procs. of the 11th Electromagnetic and Light Scattering Conference 2008, University of Hertfordshire
Publisher	University of Hertfordshire
Pages	231-234
Publication status	Published - 2008

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