Multipolar response of engineered scattering elements near a high confinement waveguide.

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Title: Multipolar response of engineered scattering elements near a high confinement waveguide.
Authors: Howard, Tyler V.1 (AUTHOR) thoward9@ur.rochester.edu, Alonso, Miguel A.1,2 (AUTHOR), Brown, Thomas G.1 (AUTHOR)
Source: Journal of Modern Optics. Feb2026, Vol. 73 Issue 3, p271-277. 7p.
Subjects: Polarization (Electricity), Scattering (Physics), Spherical harmonics, Scattering (Mathematics), Optical waveguides
Abstract: Polarimetric scattering is especially important in the understanding of physical phenomena. A scatterer near a waveguide (an engineered scattering element) can lead to a variety of evanescent field effects that significantly affect both the polarization and angular spectrum of the scattered light. Under direct imaging in a microscope, engineered scattering elements image as point sources where much of the rich physics is obscured. However, the pupil plane of a high-NA imaging system reveals important structure in the vector fields. In this work, we present a multipolar analysis of light scattered from engineered scattering elements using vector spherical harmonics as the basis set to illustrate how a scatterer can emulate an electric and/or magnetic dipole. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Polarimetric scattering is especially important in the understanding of physical phenomena. A scatterer near a waveguide (an engineered scattering element) can lead to a variety of evanescent field effects that significantly affect both the polarization and angular spectrum of the scattered light. Under direct imaging in a microscope, engineered scattering elements image as point sources where much of the rich physics is obscured. However, the pupil plane of a high-NA imaging system reveals important structure in the vector fields. In this work, we present a multipolar analysis of light scattered from engineered scattering elements using vector spherical harmonics as the basis set to illustrate how a scatterer can emulate an electric and/or magnetic dipole. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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