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A recursive cell multipole method for atomistic electrodynamics models
Mark J. Bronson
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Lasse Jensen
Chemistry
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Electrodynamic Model
100%
Retardation Effect
100%
Optical Properties
66%
Plasmonic Nanoparticles
66%
Fast multipole Method
66%
Nanoparticles
33%
Cartesian Coordinates
33%
Fifth-order
33%
Retardation
33%
Nanorods
33%
Computation Time
33%
High-order
33%
Surface-enhanced Raman Scattering
33%
Implementation Complexity
33%
High Computational Cost
33%
Interaction Tensors
33%
Control Accuracy
33%
Confined Field
33%
Electrodynamic Interaction
33%
Light Wavelength
33%
Far-field Property
33%
Physics
Nanoparticle
100%
Multipole
100%
Electrodynamics
100%
Optical Property
66%
Raman Spectra
33%
Nanorod
33%
Far Field
33%
Engineering
Fast Multipole Method
50%
Electrodynamic Interaction
25%