Generalized Mie theory for full-wave numerical calculations of scattering near-field optical microscopy with arbitrary geometries

Dániel Datz; Gergely Németh; László Rátkai; Áron Pekker; Katalin Kamarás

doi:10.1002/pssr.202300370

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Generalized Mie theory for full-wave numerical calculations of scattering near-field optical microscopy with arbitrary geometries

Dániel Datz, Gergely Németh, László Rátkai, Áron Pekker et al.

2023·10.1002/pssr.202300370·arXiv:2309.12228

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Simulated s-SNOM geometry consisting of a 40 nm hBN layer on 4 nm SiO₂ on semi-infinite Si, with a 3 nm radius gold sphere and a platinum spheroidal tip above the multilayer surface.

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hBNStudied MaterialSiO₂Substrate / DielectricSiSubstrate / DielectricAuStudied MaterialPtStudied Material

Simulated boron nitride nanotube represented as a hollow sphere with 3 nm outer radius and 2 nm inner radius on 4 nm SiO₂/Si substrate, probed by a platinum tip.

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BNNTStudied MaterialSiO₂Substrate / DielectricSiSubstrate / DielectricPtStudied Material

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