Nonlinear light scattering from clusters and single particles.

@article{Dadap2009NonlinearLS,
  title={Nonlinear light scattering from clusters and single particles.},
  author={Jerry Dadap and Hilton B. de Aguiar and Sylvie Roke},
  journal={The Journal of chemical physics},
  year={2009},
  volume={130 21},
  pages={
          214710
        }
}
We present sum-frequency-scattering experiments on colloidal dispersions with various concentrations and in different scattering geometries. At small scattering angles, large fluctuations are observed in the intensity of the scattered sum-frequency photons. By considering the angular dependence of the signal, the particle concentration dependence, and the surface vibrational spectra of the particle, we have determined that the fluctuations are caused by scattering from clusters of particles. We… 

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