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29 March 2024
 
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Database of optical properties of cosmic dust analogues (DOP)
V. B. Il’in ; N. V. Voshchinnikov ; V. A. Babenko ; S. A. Beletsky ; Th. Henning ; C. Jaeger ; N. G. Khlebtsov ; P. V. Litvinov ; H. Mutschke ; V. P. Tishkovets ; L. B. F. M. Waters ;
Date 11 Aug 2003
Subject astro-ph
AbstractWe present a database containing information on different aspects of calculation and usage of the optical properties of small non-spherical particles -- cosmic dust analogues. The main parts of the DOP are a review of available methods of the light scattering theory, collection of light scattering codes, special computational tools, a graphic library of the optical properties (efficiencies, albedo, asymmetry factors, etc.), a database of the optical constants for astronomy, a bibliographic database of light scattering works, and links to related Internet resources. The general purpose of the DOP having the address http://www.astro.spbu.ru/DOP is twofold -- to help scientists to apply the light scattering theory in astronomy and to give students and beginners a possibility quickly to get necessary knowledge on the subject.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/0308175
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