We present computational techniques to compute in an efficient way optical forces on arbitrary nanoobjects using the coupled dipole method. We show how the time of computation can be reduced by several orders of magnitude with the help of fast-Fourier-transform techniques. We also discuss the influence of different formulations of the electric polarizability of a small scatterer on the accuracy and robustness of the computation of optical forces
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We report a study on the optical forces between a pair of dielectric particles, based on quantum ele...
In this paper, a locally non-orthogonal overlapping Yee (OY) FDTD method is proposed in order to acc...
International audienceAn ensemble of spherical particles with arbitrary dielectric permittivity and ...
n this article, we share our vision for a future nanofactory, where plasmonic trapping is used to co...
We analyze the superposition of Cartesian multipoles to reveal the underlying mechanism of the optic...
We develop a novel formalism to calculate the optical forces and torques on complex and realistic na...
We develop a novel formalism to calculate the optical forces and torques on complex and realistic na...
International audienceWe present a general approach, based on the discrete dipole approximation (DDA...
In this work we present a numerical evaluation of the forces in an optical tweezers system, for meta...
Plasmonic antennas improve the stiffness and resolution of optical tweezers by producing a strong ne...
The Coupled Dipole method, as originally formulated byPurcell and Pennypacker, is a very powerful me...
The physical origins of transverse optical binding force and torque beyond Rayleigh approximation ha...
We present calculations of the optical forces between two metal nanospheres forming a hybridized pla...
With the rapid development of nanoscience and nanotechnology, surface plasmonics based on metal nan...
The hyper-fast rotation frequency realised in an optical levitation system provides an essential pla...
We report a study on the optical forces between a pair of dielectric particles, based on quantum ele...
In this paper, a locally non-orthogonal overlapping Yee (OY) FDTD method is proposed in order to acc...
International audienceAn ensemble of spherical particles with arbitrary dielectric permittivity and ...
n this article, we share our vision for a future nanofactory, where plasmonic trapping is used to co...
We analyze the superposition of Cartesian multipoles to reveal the underlying mechanism of the optic...
We develop a novel formalism to calculate the optical forces and torques on complex and realistic na...
We develop a novel formalism to calculate the optical forces and torques on complex and realistic na...
International audienceWe present a general approach, based on the discrete dipole approximation (DDA...
In this work we present a numerical evaluation of the forces in an optical tweezers system, for meta...
Plasmonic antennas improve the stiffness and resolution of optical tweezers by producing a strong ne...
The Coupled Dipole method, as originally formulated byPurcell and Pennypacker, is a very powerful me...
The physical origins of transverse optical binding force and torque beyond Rayleigh approximation ha...
We present calculations of the optical forces between two metal nanospheres forming a hybridized pla...
With the rapid development of nanoscience and nanotechnology, surface plasmonics based on metal nan...
The hyper-fast rotation frequency realised in an optical levitation system provides an essential pla...
We report a study on the optical forces between a pair of dielectric particles, based on quantum ele...