light scattering - Globe Thesis

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181.	Polarized light scattering from individual semiconductor nanowires
182.	Applying optical forces and elastic light scattering for manipulation and analysis of biological objects
183.	Collision-induced light scattering and absorption in atoms and symmetric molecules: A spherical tensor approach
184.	A polarized light scattering based technique to characterize the dynamics of liquid foams
185.	Radiative interactions: I. Light scattering and emission from irregular particles. II. Time dependent radiative coupling of an atmosphere-ocean system
186.	Angularly-resolved elastic light scattering of micro-particles
187.	Light scattering properties of asteroids and cometary nuclei
188.	New Insights into Light Scattering
189.	Propagation and scattering of optical light beams in free space, in atmosphere and in biological media
190.	Spectroscopy of Two Dimensional Electron Systems Comprising Exotic Quasiparticles
191.	Resonant inelastic light scattering studies in the fractional quantum Hall regime, and of phase transitions in relaxor ferroelectrics
192.	Rigorously solving Maxwell's equations for the problem of light scattering by macroscopic biological random media
193.	Synthesis and biophysical characterization of aquaporin water channels produced in an Escherichia coli-based cell-free protein expression system
194.	Light scattering from acoustic vibrational modes in confined structures
195.	Spectroscopy of emergent states in strongly interacting 2D electron systems
196.	Multilamellar bodies as scattering particles in human age-related nuclear cataracts
197.	Modeling radiometric and polarized light scattering from exoplanet oceans and atmospheres
198.	Light Scattering and Absorption Spectroscopy in Three Dimensions Using Quantitative Low Coherence Interferometry for Biomedical Applications
199.	Effective medium approximations for light scattering by heterogeneous particles
200.	Probing interactions in OmpF Porin solutions via light scattering
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