Abstract

The laws of light transmission by particle monolayers are investigated. The results of measurement of coherent transmission for monolayers formed by large nonabsorbing particles are presented. The obtained results are compared to the calculation in the single-scattering approximation. Good agreement between experimental and calculated data is shown.

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