Issue 1, June 2002
New
book:
"Scattering, Absorption,
and Emission of Light by Small Particles"
by M.I. Mishchenko, L.
D. Travis, and A. A. Lacis
(Cambridge University Press)
For
a limited time it is available for only $63 at http://www.booksmillion.com/
.
For information and an updated list of corrections, please visit the website http://www.giss.nasa.gov/~crmim/books.html
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Congratulations
to Timo Nousiainen, new Ph.D. in
light scattering!
Thesis
title: Light scattering by nonspherical atmospheric particles (see the abstract)
Adviser:
Karri Muinonen
Defended
on June 1, 2002; University of Helsinki, Finland
Abstract and the introduction are available at http://ethesis.helsinki.fi/julkaisut/mat/fysik/vk/nousiainen/
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Announcements:
Paper
is needed: Gustav Mie “Contributions to the optics of turbid media, especially
colloidal metal suspensions.” English
translation no. 79-21946, National Translation Center, John Crerar Library,
Chicago, IL 60616, USA Please send an email if you could provide a paper copy
of this paper to Thomas Wriedt thw@iwt.uni-bremen.de
Some
classic papers on light scattering theory by Clebsch, Lorenz, Mie, Debye have
recently been included in the Classic Papers section of the List of Electromagnetic Scattering Programs: http://www.T-matrix.de
Ideas or pdf files for further papers in the Classic Papers section are welcome.
Some
chapters of the recent book E.R. Pike, P.C. Sabatier ( Eds.): Scattering and Inverse Scattering in Pure
and Applied Science , Academic Press, London, 2001,. are available in pdf
format in the internet. They have been collected in the Interesting Papers
section of List of Electromagnetic Scattering Programs: http://www.t-matrix.de/.
There is an open position for a researcher working on the
T-matrix method at University of Bremen. The job announcement can be found at
List of Electromagnetic Scattering Programs:
http://www.T-matrix.de (see also “Job market”)