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The Optical Response of Composites at Low Filling Fractions: A New Diagrammatic Summation

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We extend a previously developed diagrammatic formalism for the calculation of the effective dielectric response of composites, prepared as a collection of small spherical inclusions embedded in an otherwise homogeneous matrix. This is done within the long wavelength, dipolar approximation for a low filling fraction of spheres. We propose a new diagrammatic approximation and we compare our results with recently reported numerical simulations.

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Barrera, R.G., Noguez, C., Anda, E. (1992). The Optical Response of Composites at Low Filling Fractions: A New Diagrammatic Summation. In: Ponce, F.A., Cardona, M. (eds) Surface Science. Springer Proceedings in Physics, vol 62. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76376-2_36

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