Software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction

In summary, the conversation is about finding a software package that can simulate the interaction between a moving particle and a monolayer and provide a spectral angular density distribution in the far-field zone within the optical frequency range. The person has tried using CST package but it does not fit for the optical frequency range. They are looking for proposals and clarification on whether the incident particles are photons, if this is a scattering problem similar to X-ray diffraction, and if the molecular structure and orientation will affect the scattering. The person mentions that they have tried CST modelling.
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sukharef
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Hello!
I would like to ask about any software package, where interaction between a moving particle and a monolayer can be simulated. What i need to get is a spectral angular density distribution in the far-field zone within optical frequency range for a problem when a particle crosses a monolayer. I tried to use CST package , but for optical frequency range it does not fit. So what are your proposals?
Thanks!
 
  • #3
Which software packages have you tried?

BoB
 
  • #4
Are the incident particles that cross the mono-layer photons ?
Is this a scattering problem, a bit like X-ray diffraction, but at optical wavelengths ?

Do you expect to get a colour dependent scattering based on interaction between the chemistry of the layer and the photon ?
Will the molecular structure or molecular orientation be important in that scattering ?
 
  • #6
Baluncore said:
Are the incident particles that cross the mono-layer photons ?
Is this a scattering problem, a bit like X-ray diffraction, but at optical wavelengths ?

Do you expect to get a colour dependent scattering based on interaction between the chemistry of the layer and the photon ?
Will the molecular structure or molecular orientation be important in that scattering ?
Hello!
What do you mean by mono-layer photons?
It is a transition radiation problem, withing macroelecrodynamics theory, that is all :)
 
  • #7
rbelli1 said:
Which software packages have you tried?

BoB
Hello!
CST modelling.
 

1. What is a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction?

A software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction is a computer program specifically designed to simulate and analyze the behavior of electromagnetic fields and their interaction with various objects and materials. It uses mathematical models and algorithms to predict the behavior of electromagnetic waves, such as light and radio waves, in different scenarios.

2. What are the benefits of using a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction?

Using a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction allows for more accurate and efficient analysis of complex electromagnetic systems. It also eliminates the need for physical prototyping, reducing costs and saving time. Additionally, it provides a visual representation of the electromagnetic fields, making it easier to understand and interpret the results.

3. What types of simulations can be performed with a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction?

A software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction can perform a variety of simulations, such as simulating the behavior of antennas, microwave components, electromagnetic interference, and scattering of electromagnetic waves by different objects. It can also simulate the performance of optical devices, such as lenses and mirrors.

4. Is prior knowledge of electromagnetic theory required to use a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction?

While having a basic understanding of electromagnetic theory can be helpful, most software packages for modelling electromagnetic interaction have user-friendly interfaces and do not require extensive knowledge of the theory. However, some level of understanding of electromagnetic principles and concepts is necessary to accurately interpret and analyze the results.

5. Can a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction be used for educational purposes?

Yes, a software package for modelling electromagnetic interaction can be used for educational purposes. It can be a valuable tool for students to visualize and understand the behavior of electromagnetic fields and their interaction with different objects. It can also be used by researchers to teach and demonstrate various electromagnetic phenomena and principles.

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