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Current Protocols in Protein Science, 1998
AbstractLight scattering methods can provide information about the native molecular weight, oligomeric composition, and gross conformation of a protein in solution. These methods are particularly well suited for studying large oligomeric systems or glycoproteins and can be used to characterize much larger structures involving protein such as viruses ...
S E, Harding, K, Jumel
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AbstractLight scattering methods can provide information about the native molecular weight, oligomeric composition, and gross conformation of a protein in solution. These methods are particularly well suited for studying large oligomeric systems or glycoproteins and can be used to characterize much larger structures involving protein such as viruses ...
S E, Harding, K, Jumel
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Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1963
The potential-scattering model is discussed from the point of view of analyticity properties of the scattering amplitude. Dynamical schemes based on the Mandelstam representation and the use of Regge poles are reviewed. Consequences for strong interaction physics are also briefly reviewed.
Belinfante, Johan G., Unal, Burhan Cahit
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The potential-scattering model is discussed from the point of view of analyticity properties of the scattering amplitude. Dynamical schemes based on the Mandelstam representation and the use of Regge poles are reviewed. Consequences for strong interaction physics are also briefly reviewed.
Belinfante, Johan G., Unal, Burhan Cahit
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Journal Français d'Ophtalmologie, 2018
Sclerotic scatter involves the scattering of incident light by the limbal sclera followed by entry of part of the scattered light into the cornea, where some of the light travels through total internal reflection to the other side, where it scatters a second time in the limbal sclera.
E, Denion +4 more
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Sclerotic scatter involves the scattering of incident light by the limbal sclera followed by entry of part of the scattered light into the cornea, where some of the light travels through total internal reflection to the other side, where it scatters a second time in the limbal sclera.
E, Denion +4 more
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Resonant scattering enhanced interferometric scattering microscopy
Nanoscale, 2020We investigated the interferometric scattering (iSCAT) imaging of individual gold nanorods (NRs) near optical resonance under laser light illumination.
Zhonghong Shi +5 more
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Optometry and Vision Science, 2010
Ocular scattering is an optical phenomenon that degrades the retinal image in the human eye, similar to the effects of ocular aberrations or diffraction. However, there is still a lack of standardization in defining and measuring ocular scattering.
David P, Piñero +2 more
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Ocular scattering is an optical phenomenon that degrades the retinal image in the human eye, similar to the effects of ocular aberrations or diffraction. However, there is still a lack of standardization in defining and measuring ocular scattering.
David P, Piñero +2 more
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Scattering without scattering operator
Annals of Physics, 1972Abstract For potential scattering with long-range forces and for scattering with creation of massless particles, no S matrix can be properly defined. It is necessary to return to prime principles to establish the theoretical counterpart of the observed scattering probabilities.
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Acoustical scattering by radially stratified scatterers
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2008A recursive solution procedure is developed to analyze the acoustical scattering by multilayer concentric circular cylindrical scatterers. The procedure is based on multiple scattering in the single-scatterer methodology originally proposed by one of the authors. The solution for a scatterer having an arbitrary number of layers is solved by recursively
Liang-Wu, Cai, José, Sánchez-Dehesa
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Simultaneous Neutron Scattering and Raman Scattering
Applied Spectroscopy, 2009The capability to make simultaneous neutron and Raman scattering measurements at temperatures between 1.5 and 450 K has been developed. The samples to be investigated are attached to one end of a custom-made center-stick suitable for insertion into a 100 mm-bore cryostat.
Mark A, Adams +5 more
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1991
Abstract Three topics in reactive scattering are discussed. The first concerns nearside–farside theory, taken from the nuclear physics literature, for the interpretation of reactive differential cross-sections. The second section describes recent progress in the prediction and interpretation of geometric phase effects, including an ...
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Abstract Three topics in reactive scattering are discussed. The first concerns nearside–farside theory, taken from the nuclear physics literature, for the interpretation of reactive differential cross-sections. The second section describes recent progress in the prediction and interpretation of geometric phase effects, including an ...
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Ultramicroscopy, 2016
Recent books and conference proceedings are surveyed, together with some lighter reading.
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Recent books and conference proceedings are surveyed, together with some lighter reading.
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