Transmission spectrum and color due to Au nanoparticles dispersed in glass
Application ID: 133621
In this extension of the model Optical Scattering off a Gold Nanosphere, the transmission spectra due to spherical nanoparticles of gold with varying radii dispersed in glass are computed and mapped onto the CIE 1931 and sRGB colorspaces.
For a description of this model, see the accompanying blog post "From Spectrum to Color: Using Modeling to Understand How Red Glass Is Made".
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