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Steleo
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Good Day,
Understanding that Rayleigh scattering is a limiting case of Mie scattering why physically do we see such a change in phase function (i.e. what's happening in between)? I am thinking that we are seeing more destructive interference in the side/back directions and more constructive in the forward direction, but it's not completely clear to me why physically this is happening.
Thanks
Max
Understanding that Rayleigh scattering is a limiting case of Mie scattering why physically do we see such a change in phase function (i.e. what's happening in between)? I am thinking that we are seeing more destructive interference in the side/back directions and more constructive in the forward direction, but it's not completely clear to me why physically this is happening.
Thanks
Max