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Mie scattering of evanescent waves by a dielectric sphere: comparison of multipole expansion and group-theory methods

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Abstract

We present an application of the group-theory-based method for solving the problem of Mie scattering of evanescent waves by a dielectric sphere. Comparison with the conventional multipole expansion method is also discussed. The developed method is relevant to the near-field optical scanning microscope theoretical modeling problem.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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