mie theory उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. I can offer you our articles on Discrete dipole approximation, Electric polarizability, Clausius Mossotti relation, Mie theory, Rayleigh scattering and such-but I fear it wouldn't help you to understand this any better.
2. The only part of the forward scattering hemisphere that does not receive a reflected ray is the shadow of the sphere . ( And, in Mie theory, even this isn't true due to diffraction around the edge of the sphere . )-- Fuzzyeric 13 : 17, 18 September 2006 ( UTC)
3. Can Mie Scattering have a > 1 % effect on UV-Vis measurements of nanoporous membranes ? ( Pores are 200nm in diameter and . 5mm long, centers ~ 500nm apart, alumina membrane refractive index = 1.6 ) There are papers that analytically take Generalized Mie Theory from spheres to infinitely long ellipsoids ( taken to be cylinders ), but I not only cannot interpret the purely theoretical papers but I also am unsure of whether the " lack " of a cylinder scatters in a similar fashion as an actual cylinder ( I assume so-- just switch the indices of refraction of the solid and air ).
4. See our article on Rayleigh scattering for an explanation of why the sky usually appears blue, but why thicker slabs of air ( as seen at sunset, for example ) can appear other colours . ( See also green flash for a really neat atmospheric phenomenon . ) Lastly, check out Mie theory for an examination of how suspended particulate matter ( volcanic dust, industrial pollution ) can " also " colour the sky . ( Oops & mdash; I shouldn't forget diffuse sky radiation, too . ) The apparent blue colour of the sky isn't due solely to intrinsic'colour'of the air, but a combination of scattering effects, the nature of the source of illumination ( the Sun ), and the sensitivity of the photoreceptors in our eyes . talk ) 03 : 51, 1 November 2005 ( UTC)