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ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING COMPUTATION METHODS FOR VERY SMALL PARTICLES

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An electromagnetic wave propagating through a cloud of very small particles ( say dust/sand )
experiences extinction ( absorption and scattering ) .The size of these particles is normally less
than 0.2 mm ( in radius ), much smaller than the microwave wavelength,therefore it is possible
to avoid laborious computation by using approximations . Not only are these considerably
simpler than existing solutions ( e.g. for the sphere ) but they can often provide useful physical
insight into the processes occurring . In this paper we have checked the Rayleigh theory (
Rayleigh scatterer ) against a full solution of Maxwell's time-varying fields equations through a
point matching technique ( PMT ) and the agreement between PMT and Rayleigh
approximations for small particles is found to be good .

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10.21608/icmep.2006.29910

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Scattering computations, Maxwell's equations full solution, Rayleigh-scatterer approximation

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BASHIR

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Faculty of Engineering, Karary Academy of Technolongy,Khartoum,Sudan.+, Ministry of National Defense, Karary Academy of Technology, College of Eng’g, Electrcal & Computer Dept.

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3

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International Conference on Engineering Mathematics and Physics (ICMEP-3)

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5208

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2006-05-01

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2019-04-10

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2006-05-01

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1

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6

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2636-431X

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2636-4328

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The International Conference on Mathematics and Engineering Physics

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22 Jan 2023