T-Matrix Method

for Analysis
Electromagnetic
Scattering of
Multiple Object

Achmad Qoddri – 10219078

Magnetism and Photonic Research
Group
 Electromagnetic Waves

• Electromagnetic waves are

made up of oscillating
electric and magnetic fields
that propagate through
space at the speed of light.

• Spectrum of
electromagnetic waves
ranges from radio waves to
gamma rays.

Fig 1. Spectrum of Electromagnetic Waves (dreamstimes.com)

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 Scattering of Electromagnetic Wave

• We can see objects because of the electromagnetic waves interact with the object a
process called scattering. To see object, we need incoming electromagnetic wave
from the source, the object, scattering wave, and detector

• Scattering occurs when an electromagnetic wave interacts with an object. The object
can be any size, from atoms to large objects like buildings or mountains. There are
different types of scattering, including Rayleigh scattering and Mie scattering.

Fig 2. Scematic of Electromagnetic Scattering (flexiprep.com)

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 Rayleigh and Mie Scattering

Fig 3. Blue Sky and White Clouds (pexels.com) Fig 4. Sunset (detik.com)

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 Application of Scattering

Fig 5. Application of Scattering Electromagnetic Waves

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Thankyou