Hello, thank you for posting such a detailed method. The code is not giving me a best fit for my dataset, would you be able to help me work through the fitting parameters?
Good afternoon. Thank you for the very detailed video. I downloaded the folder but I don't have the program for the codes. Could you please tell me which one I should use? Thank you.
Thanks for the appreciation dear Carolina. The program in which the code is running is Mathematica. In case you would like me to do it for your data, we can discuss that.
Hi, Thank you for sharing. Is it possible to use this code for nanorods as well or it is just for spherical? because I ran it for my samples which are nanorods and I did not get a good fitting
Yes, you're right. It's good for spherical and spheroidal NPs. We're working on it to include other morphologies like nanorods, nancubes, and nanoflowers etc. Thanks
Hi, thanks for the informative videos. Can we estimate/guess, maybe even qualitatively, the particle size from absorption spectra by only using Origin? Or any other simple method that does not involve Mathematica code as I don't have those codes
Thanks for the appreciation 😊. I have provided the code as well as all the relevant files in the video description. However, for only estimation of the NPs sizes, you may watch my this tutorial. Thanks ruclips.net/video/ktX9ehEvXWQ/видео.html
I don't know of any such calculations using Mie fitting. However, one can calculate it using UV-Vis data. The following video will help you how to do it. Thanks ruclips.net/video/s47xMoF9_xE/видео.html
I have tried this method but for some reason in some spectra it works perfectly and others it doesn't, and it marks 1-RSS= infinity, therefore everything else comes out with errors. What can I do in this cases?
If it is working perfectly for some spectra, then it means there's no issue with the tutorial but with your some spectra. I'll suggest, you recheck your spectra and different values involved there. Thanks
Sir how about the intensity distribution and polarization distribution of nanoparticles in an optical potential well? I will highly appreciate it, If you can guide us about it. thank you.
Although I'm not that expert in this specific phenomenon and it's equally hard to explain it here in a comment, as detailed explanation is required. I will suggest to go through this comprehensive articles to know the details. 1. Plasmonic optical tweezers based on nanostructures: fundamentals, advances and prospects 2. Polarization induced control of optical trap potentials in binary liquids
sir what is the equation which gives relationship between nanoparticle size and wavelength using mie's theory
Please watch this video for it. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/ktX9ehEvXWQ/видео.html
Hello, thank you for posting such a detailed method. The code is not giving me a best fit for my dataset, would you be able to help me work through the fitting parameters?
Thanks for the appreciation dear 😊.
Yes, sure. You may contact at sayphysics@gmail.com.
Good afternoon. Thank you for the very detailed video. I downloaded the folder but I don't have the program for the codes. Could you please tell me which one I should use? Thank you.
Thanks for the appreciation dear Carolina. The program in which the code is running is Mathematica. In case you would like me to do it for your data, we can discuss that.
Hi, Thank you for sharing. Is it possible to use this code for nanorods as well or it is just for spherical? because I ran it for my samples which are nanorods and I did not get a good fitting
Yes, you're right. It's good for spherical and spheroidal NPs. We're working on it to include other morphologies like nanorods, nancubes, and nanoflowers etc. Thanks
@@SAYPhysics Thank you so much.
@aminrashidi1581 You're welcome dear
Hi, thanks for the informative videos. Can we estimate/guess, maybe even qualitatively, the particle size from absorption spectra by only using Origin? Or any other simple method that does not involve Mathematica code as I don't have those codes
Thanks for the appreciation 😊.
I have provided the code as well as all the relevant files in the video description. However, for only estimation of the NPs sizes, you may watch my this tutorial. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/ktX9ehEvXWQ/видео.html
is this method only for metal nanoparticle?can we apply it on nonmetal nanoparticles?
You may approximate the results in light of the literature, however, this method is for metal NPs. Thanks
Excuse me sir, how can i calculate the concentration in the unit of mg/mL or mol/L by using Mie fitting method. Thankyou
I don't know of any such calculations using Mie fitting. However, one can calculate it using UV-Vis data. The following video will help you how to do it. Thanks
ruclips.net/video/s47xMoF9_xE/видео.html
In which way you ordered the UV-Vis data in Origin, ascending or descending?
Whether ascending or descending, plot in OriginLab remains the same. Thanks
However here in the fitting, it is to be in reverse order and with the same spacing (wavelength) as the dielectric constant spacing. Thanks
I have tried this method but for some reason in some spectra it works perfectly and others it doesn't, and it marks 1-RSS= infinity, therefore everything else comes out with errors. What can I do in this cases?
If it is working perfectly for some spectra, then it means there's no issue with the tutorial but with your some spectra. I'll suggest, you recheck your spectra and different values involved there. Thanks
Sir how about the intensity distribution and polarization distribution of nanoparticles in an optical potential well?
I will highly appreciate it, If you can guide us about it. thank you.
Using Rayleigh scattering approximation or Mie scattering approach. (image space and Fourier space).
Although I'm not that expert in this specific phenomenon and it's equally hard to explain it here in a comment, as detailed explanation is required. I will suggest to go through this comprehensive articles to know the details.
1. Plasmonic optical tweezers based on nanostructures: fundamentals, advances and prospects
2. Polarization induced control of optical trap potentials in binary liquids
Already responded. Thanks
sir kindly upload videos about MATLAB basics.....
I'm sorry dear I'm not an expert in Matlab. Thanks
Plz Upload next lecture on emt
Sure dear. As the classes are resumed, we'll upload IA. Thanks
@@SAYPhysics sir taso EMT class MSc Sara d k Bs Sara De zal?
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Amazing SiR ❤️
Thanks dear
Salam Sir, Kindly upload tutorials about python (like C++) usage in physics.
I'm sorry. I'm not an expert in it. Thanks