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2020-01-01
Anomalous Extinction Efficiency of Two Dimensional Particles in the Visible
By
Sharhabeel Alyones,

    Dr. Sharhabeel Alyones

    Physics Department

    New Mexico State University

    USA

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Charles W. Bruce,

    Professor Charles W. Bruce

    Physics Department

    New Mexico State University

    USA

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Michael Granado

    Dr. Michael Granado

    Physics Department

    New Mexico state university

    USA

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 88, 45-52, 2020
doi:10.2528/PIERM19101003 | Google Scholar

Abstract
In this article we theoretically investigate the visible extinction efficiency that can be obtained using a two dimensional particle. We show that extinction efficiencies up to the upper limit can be obtained from two dimensional particles (thin circular disks or flakes) compared with one dimensional (fibers) and three dimensional particles (spheres). Features of the theory of electromagnetic extinction by thin circular disks are thoroughly investigated for wide size and material contents parameters in the visible. The results of this article are of importance for the search of efficient aerosol attenuative candidates in the visible spectral region.
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Sharhabeel Alyones, Charles W. Bruce, and Michael Granado, "Anomalous Extinction Efficiency of Two Dimensional Particles in the Visible," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 88, 45-52, 2020.
doi:10.2528/PIERM19101003
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