Abstract

The fractions of light energy absorbed by a 2D array of spherical particles and the matrix in which they are embedded are determined. The solution is based on a volume integral equation and a statistical approach. The absorption coefficient of the array is found via the internal fields of the particles. The absorption coefficient of a matrix is found as the difference between the absorption coefficients of the composite structure and the particles. Numerical results are presented for arrays of metal, semiconductor, and dielectric nano- and microparticles of short-range order and imperfect long-range order in the absorbing media at normal and oblique incidence of a plane wave.

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