MATLAB program CALCMIE_NF calculates the near E and H fields for scattering of a monochromatic wave by a sphere. Printed in

Schäfer, Jan-Patrick: Implementierung und Anwendung analytischer und numerischer Verfahren zur Lösung der Maxwellgleichungen für die Untersuchung der Lichtausbreitung in biologischem Gewebe. Dissertation, Universität Ulm.  Fakultät für Naturwissenschaften, 2011.

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Scattering calculator for suspension of spherical particles.

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This program is the result of a physics project. It is the implementation of an efficient algorithm for Mie scattering calculations. It is based on papers of Hong Du and Wiscomble. It is an object oriented implementation in C++ and tries to be as efficient as possible, but there is still some room for optimizations. It should be fast enough for an "everyday use". It passes every test cases in the papers of Hong Du.

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phpMie is an online Mie scattering calculator for spheres.

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Extinction and scattering spectra can be calculated from this page using the Mie theory based on Javascript.

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MieConScat is a GUI/Console program for generating MIE SCATtering data as a table of cross sections as measured by optical particle counters (OPC). It is intended particularly for use when CONverting data between cross section and diameter space.

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C language code "TUMiescat.c" for the light scattering computation on spherical particles.

The source code of TUMiescat.c and test data files can be obtained freely by email request to

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See also "Mie scattering computation of spherical particles with very large size parameters using an improved program with variable speed
and accuracy"
(http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09500340.2010.533206)

3D representation of the scattering of a Gaussian beam by a homogeneous spherical particle based on the far-field version of GLMT to visualize the scattering of a Gaussian beam by a homogeneous, isotropic and spherical particle arbitrarily located in the beam. Supplementary resources with the book:

Gérard Gouesbet and Gérard Gréhan. Generalized Lorenz-Mie Theories. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg, 2011, ISBN 978-3-642-17193-2.

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Fortran program by Jiuzhi Xue and D. Pine to calculate the transport mean free path listed in the thesis by Peter D. Kaplan: Optical Studies of the Structure and Dynamics of Opaque Colloids. University of Pennsylvania, Dissertation, 1993.

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