Computing the Scattering of Light from a Rough Surface with a Metal Coating
Application ID: 49891
These examples demonstrate how to compute the total reflection, transmission, and absorption of light when a plane wave, at optical wavelengths, is incident upon a dielectric slab with a thin metal coating. Three examples are included that show:
- An optically flat slab
- A slab with a sinusoidal variation in height
- A slab with random roughness
These model files relate to the blog post: "How to Model Optical Properties of Rough Surfaces".
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