Методи розрахунку оптичних властивостей матеріалів на основі багатошаровіх вуглецевих нанотрубок
Анотація
Обговорено методику розрахунку оптичних властивостей матеріалів на основі багатошарових вуглецевих нанотрубок. Наведено огляд методів розрахунку тензора діелектричної проникності вказаних нанотрубок: модель Друде–Лоренца, методи гомогенізації, а також ab initio розрахунки. Розглянуто кінцево-елементний підхід для розрахунку розсіювання плоскої хвилі на багатошарових вуглецевих нанотрубках.
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