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Scattering asymmetry in in-situ Mie polarimetry diagnostic of nanodust clouds

Abstract

Imaging Mie polarimetry is key to determining spatially resolved information about the properties, i.e. refractive index and grain size, of particle clouds, such as during the growth process in reactive particle producing plasmas. Asymmetries in the intensity maps of the different Stokes parameters resulting from the anisotropic scattering of polarized laser light complicate the analysis and require the use of radiative transfer (RT) simulations. We use RT simulations to investigate the asymmetric scattering behavior based on a model of a typical reactive argon-acetylene plasma. We address possible misinterpretations and explore the potential for analyzing particle properties. We find that the asymmetric pattern of the intensity distributions is highly dependent on the refractive index, providing the potential to determine the refractive index and grain size at any time during the growth process

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Last time updated on 06/04/2023

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