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1. Non-radiative'near-field'behaviors of electromagnetic fields dominate close to the antenna or scattering object, while electromagnetic radiation'far-field'behaviors dominate at greater distances.
2. For example, in coherent electromagnetic scattering theory, the linear transformation " A " represents the action performed by the scattering object, and the eigenvectors represent polarization states of the electromagnetic wave.
3. The existence of this momentum becomes apparent in the  " radiation pressure "  phenomenon, in which a light beam transfers its momentum to an absorbing or scattering object, generating a mechanical pressure on it in the process.
4. The size distributions of the scattering objects, the plutinos, and the Neptune trojans have slopes similar to the other dynamically hot populations, but may instead have a divot, a sharp decrease in the number of objects below a specific size.
5. In full-field optical coherence tomography, " crosstalk " refers to the phenomenon that due to highly scattering objects, multiple scattered photons reach the image plane and generate coherent signal after traveling a pathlength that matches that of the sample depth within a coherence length.