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Nanoparticle surrounded by dielectric material
Posted 2010年3月20日 GMT-4 13:06 3 Replies
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Hi!
Does anybody know if there is anything that has to be taken in account for putting a nanoparticle into another material. I want to see how the spectrum shifts, so I guess I have to take the boundary conditions into account, but I don't know how to implement this...
Thanks for any help!
Martina
Does anybody know if there is anything that has to be taken in account for putting a nanoparticle into another material. I want to see how the spectrum shifts, so I guess I have to take the boundary conditions into account, but I don't know how to implement this...
Thanks for any help!
Martina
3 Replies Last Post 2010年3月23日 GMT-4 05:51
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1 decade ago
Just change refractive index of PML to be equal to ref.index of adjoining media, and that is all.
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1 decade ago
scale incident wave phase to index of refraction of your dielectric media
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1 decade ago
Thanks, and sorry for asking again - I couldn't find the original thread, I've only just yesterday found it back!