Mie Scattering Calculations: Advances in Technique and Fast, Vector-speed Computer Codes
Abstract
This document gathers improvements in Mie scattering techniques, together with the necessary reorganization to attain vector speed, to produce new Mie scattering codes suitable for modern computation. Two codes are presented: MIEVO, attains as much vector speed as possible within the constraint of using the minimum possible memory, and MIEV1, attains maximum vector speed, at the expense of using more memory than MIEVO.
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