Delphi code by Uwe Kätzel to compute multiple scattering by a number of spheres.

• Link (22 Jul 2009)
• Thesis: Uwe Kätzel: Dynamic Light Scattering for the Characterization of Polydisperse Fractal Systems by the Example of Pyrogenic Silica. Dissertation, Technischen Universität Dresden, Dresden 2007.

Fortran code for a semi-empirical model of absorption and scattering by isotropic fractal aggregates of spheres by Pascal Rannou.

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Yu-lin Xu's GMM (Generalized Multiparticle Mie-Solution) Fortran codes for multi-particle light-scattering calculations. There are codes for fixed-orientation or random-orientation of a number of spheres, core-mantle spheres, various shaped particles.

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NAOPC (Numerical Averaging of Optical Properties of Clusters) is a software package to obtain optical properties (cross sections, phase matrix) of a group of spherical particles based on the numerical orientation averaging using Quasi-Monte-Carlo method is given. The calculation for a fixed orientation is based on the T-matrix method. By Yasuhiko Okada.

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Scattering of an electromagnetic wave by  a fractal cluster of monosized spheres, using the mean field approximation introduced by Botet,Pascal  Rannou, Cabane in 1997  (Botet 1997): Botet et al, APPL. OPT. 36, 33 (1997) 8791-8797.

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Scattering program for a bisphere.

This program is based on the derivation given in Videen, Ngo and Hart, Opt. Comm 125, p. 275 (1996) except the refractive indices of the spheres are not restricted to being perfectly conducting.

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Mie theory and a cluster T-matrix algorithm, coded with Matlab (6.3) by Sylvain Lecler, are available in a compressed version here. These programmes have a graphic user interface and descriptive documents.

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• PhD Thesis  (28 Nov 2008)

Single particle, coated particle and two particle scattering FORTRAN program listed in

Bo Peterson, Numerical computation of electromagnetic scattering from rotational symetric configurations, Internal Report TMF 75-1, Sept. 4, 1975, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Fack, S-40220 Goteborg 5, Sweden.