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    <dc:title>Data for: Extinction, scattering and absorption of electromagnetic waves in the coupled-dipole approximation</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>Data for Figs.3-6: the ratio a/lambda_0, gamma/lambda_0 as encoded in the file names. The terms corr=0 means no corrections, corr=1, radiative correction only, corr=2 - nonradiative correction only, corr=3 - both corrections used. Columns: omega/omega_0, Qe, Qs, Qa.

Data for Fig.7: same as above but a=5 means &quot;a=5nm&quot; and a=10 means &quot;a=10nm&quot;; the ratio gamma/omega_p=0.002 is fixed. The bfirst column is omega/omega_p.

Data for Fig.9. Cubic lattice (qa_met_c) and distorted BCC lattice (qa_met_bcc). The columns are: (1) - L (size of the square in terms of the lattice step); (2) - sigma_e/sigma_g; (3) - sigma_a/sigma_g; (4) - sigma_s/sigma_g. Here sigma_g is the geometrical cross section, sigma_e is the extinction cross section, sigma_s is the scattering cross section and sigma_a is the absorption cross section. Only the first two columns (sigma_e/sigma_g vs L) are shown in Fig.3.
 
Not all data are displayed in the plots.
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