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Figure 1:
Albedo and linear polarization as a function of scattering angle for aggregate particles consisting of 128 monomers with radius
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Figure 5:
Albedo and linear polarization as a function of scattering angle for an aggregate particle consisting of N=128 monomers with radius
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Figure 6:
The N=128 aggregate consisting of magnesium-rich olivine with the complex refractive index
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Figure 7:
The N=128 aggregate consisting of organic refractory with the complex refractive index
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Figure 10:
Albedo and linear polarization as a function of scattering angle for aggregate particles of 128 monomers composed of a synthetic mixture of magnesium-rich olivine, organic refractory, amorphous carbon, and pyrrhotite.
The results are shown with various assumptions for the volume fraction
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Figure 11:
Albedo and linear polarization as a function of scattering angle for aggregate particles composed of a synthetic mixture of amorphous olivine, amorphous carbon, and pyrrhotite ( top). The number of monomers increases from N=4 ( left) to 256 ( right) by doubling the monomer number.
The backscatter region for the polarization curve is enlarged in the range of scattering angle between 165 and
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Figure 2:
The same as Fig. 1, but with radius
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Figure 3:
The same as Fig. 1, but with radius
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Figure 4:
The same as Fig. 1, but with radius
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Figure 8:
The N=128 aggregate consisting of amorphous carbon with the complex refractive index
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Figure 9:
The N=128 aggregate consisting of pyrrhotite with the complex refractive index
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