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Jens Hellmers

Powder and Particle Measurement, Process and Chemical Engineering, IWT Foundation Institute of Material Science, University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany

Publications: Eremina E et al 2006b, Hellmers J, Wriedt T and Hellmers 2008

Hellmers J., Wriedt T. 2009. New approaches for a light scattering Internet information portal and categorization schemes for light scattering software. J. Quantit. Spectrosc. Radiative Transfer 110, 1511-1517. [source]

Hellmers J., Wriedt T. 2007. T-Matrix light scattering simulation of rough, non-symmetrical spherical particles. J. Quantit. Spectrosc. Radiative Transfer 106, 90-103. [source]

Hellmers J., Eremina E., Wriedt T. 2006b. Simulation of light scattering by biconcave Cassini ovals using the nullfield method with discrete sources. J. Opt. A: Pure Appl. Opt. 8, 1-9. [source]

Hellmers J., Wriedt T., Doicu A. 2006a. Light scattering simulation by oblate disc spheres using the null field method with discrete sources located in the complex plane. J. Mod. Opt. 53, 267-282. [source]