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Modelling third harmonic generation from micro-droplets
The standard Green function method is used to model the spatial and angular distributions of THG scattering by micro-droplets. These distributions are found to depend critically on the size of the droplets. However, the THG peaks around and are of comparable magnitudes and stable. These results are compared with experimental observations and the prediction of the surface charge model.
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