J.S. Batchelder, M.A. Taubenblatt
Applied Physics Letters
Light scattering from a dielectric cylindrical structure on a surface by a plane wave with field vector along the cylinder axis is calculated with a modification of the coupled-dipole method. The interaction matrix is calculated with the use of both the direct contribution of a polarization current filament and its reflection from the surface. The reflected cylindrical waves are computed with the use of the Sommerfeld-type integral expression. Light scattering from structures of arbitrary cross section and the size of the order of a wavelength can be quickly determined with this method. © 1990 Optical Society of America.
J.S. Batchelder, M.A. Taubenblatt
Applied Physics Letters
M.A. Taubenblatt, J.S. Batchelder
Applied Optics
M.A. Taubenblatt, J.S. Batchelder
SPIE Applications in Optical Science and Engineering 1992
D. Guidotti, M.A. Taubenblatt, et al.
Applied Physics A Solids and Surfaces