MieTab is a windows program for calculating the Mie Light Scattering parameters for for a spherical particle in a transparent medium. The results are used for optical light scattering. This program was developed by August Miller.

Registered version available from August Miller.

• Link (25 Sep 2009)
• Link (28 Nov 2008)
• August Miller (28 Nov 2008)
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Mie scattering program for theoretical investigation of the optical properties of atmospheric aerosols available from

P.C. Reist, Department  of Evironmental Science and Engineering, CB 7400, University of North Carolina,  Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7400, USA.

FORTRAN code listed in

C.F. Bohren, Light  scattering by optically active particles, PhD 1975, University of Arizona

available from University Microfilm International.

FORTRAN code listed in

C.F. Bohren, Light  scattering by optically active particles, PhD 1975, University of Arizona

available from University Microfilm International.

Coded by Ute Comberg, IWT Bremen (28.4.2000).

• Link (28 Nov 2008)

Mie code for magnetic spheres.

Unlike the other Mie codes listed by this program scattering by a magnetic sphere can be computed. A discription of the program in dvi format is also available. For the MIERED code have a look at the FTP server given. Please mention the autor Volker Ossenkopf in the acknowlegement, when publishing results obtained with the  program.

• Author (28 Nov 2008)
• Original link (11 Jul 2002, offline)
• Local copy

Exact and approximate FORTRAN programs for scattering by monodispersions or polydispersions of spheres, coated spheres, anisotropic spheres, infinite cylinders, coated infinite cylinders, finite  cylinders, spheroids and some other irregular particles.

Subroutines availlable from

Blair T. N. Evans, Dept. of National Defence, Defence Research Establishment Ottawa, 3701 Carling Avenue, Bldg. 29, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, K1A 0Z4

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Finely stratified Sphere Model Fortran program by Li Kai.

• Link (local copy, 10 Jun 1998)

The FORTRAN code of this GLMT multilayered sphere model is available from Zhen Sen Wu, Department of Physics, Xidian University, Xidian, 710071 Shaanxi Province, China.

Fortran code printed in

M.S. Abrishamian, R.A. Sadeghzadeh, N.L. McEwan, Mutual interaction of human head and half-wave dipole antenna using spherical and spheroidal wave expansion, Department of Electrical Engineering, Postgraduate Division, University of Bradford, UK, Report No. 532, January 1994.