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Low-angle optical vortex coronagraphic scatterometer
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The important, but difficult-to-measure zero and low-angle scattering spectrum, as well as the broader angular spectrum, was obtained by use of an optical vortex corona-graphic scatterometer (patent pending). The experimental measurements agreed well with the predictions from the Mie scattering theory. High contrast discrimination allowed us to remove the unscattered coherent illumination, revealing a low-angle superimposed scattered signal. (C) 2016 Optical Society of America
Keywords:
LIGHT-SCATTERING
ANGULAR-DISTRIBUTION
MIE THEORY
PARTICLE
MEDIA
SPHEROIDS
INVERSION
COHERENT
CELLS
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