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Near field and Ext&Sca cross sections of hollow nanosphere.

Posted 4 sept. 2019, 11:02 UTC−4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Plasma Physics, Wave Optics 2 Replies

Maurizio Celentano
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Hi everybody,

I would like to simulate the near field, and ext and sca cross sections of an hollow gold nanosphere, I am struggling to get physically reliable results. I am using the EMW physics, with an outer PML and a frequancy domain study with parametric sweep. Has anybody faced this kind of simulation?

many thanks

Maurizio

2 Replies Last Post 1 nov. 2019, 12:31 UTC−4
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 5 years ago 9 sept. 2019, 16:26 UTC−4

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Jie Cui
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Posted: 5 years ago 1 nov. 2019, 12:31 UTC−4

Hi, Maurizio

have you solved this problem? I recently faced this simulation, and I have no idea with it. Can you post your model with me? Thank you

regard Jie

Hi, Maurizio have you solved this problem? I recently faced this simulation, and I have no idea with it. Can you post your model with me? Thank you regard Jie

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