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				<title>SPH_ANI_N : BAM file</title>
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						 <p>Hi.</p> <p>I want to calculate the polarization of two spheres.</p> <p>One sphere has 1.33+0.01i refractive index and another sphere has 1.9+0.45i.</p> <p>So I set ddscat.par such as :</p> <div class="content-separator" style="display: none:"></div> <p>2 = NCOMP = number of dielectric materials<br /> '../diel/m1.33_0.01'<br /> '../diel/m1.90_0.45'</p> <div class="content-separator" style="display: none:"></div> <p>Then, m1.33+0.01i is number 1 and m1.90++0.45i is nuber 2. Is it right?</p> <p>And I set BAM file such as :</p> <div class="content-separator" style="display: none:"></div> <p>x y z a IC1 IC2 IC3 theta_DF phi_DF beta_DF<br /> 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.500000 1 1 1&#160;0.00000&#160;0.00000&#160;0.00000<br /> 0.000000 1.000000 0.000000 0.500000 2 2 2&#160;0.00000&#160;0.00000&#160;0.00000</p> <div class="content-separator" style="display: none:"></div> <p>Because a sphere at (0,0,0) has m=1.33+0.01i which is number 1, so I set IC1=IC2=IC3=1.<br /> And also at a sphere at (0,1,0) , I set IC1=IC2=IC3=2 because m=1.90++0.45i is nuber 2.</p> <p>Is it right?<br /> I can't sure that means of number of IC1, IC2, IC3.</p> 
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