Multipole light scattering by nonspherical nanoparticles in the discrete dipole approximation

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A review of metasurfaces: physics and applications (2016, background): “In most dielectric resonators of regular shapes such as spheres, cubes, cylindrical disks and rods, the lowest resonant mode is the magnetic dipole resonance and the second lowest mode is the electric dipole resonance [119,120].”
Magnetic light (2012, background): “Several theoretical works have also discussed various realistic materials to achieve magnetic response of dielectric particles at terahertz [29-33], near-infrared [29, 34, 35], and what is more important for us, at visible frequencies [33, 36-39].”
Deep learning meets nanophotonics: A generalized accurate predictor for near fields and far fields of arbitrary 3D nanostructures. (2019, background): “2 In consequence, an ANN capable to accurately predict the internal electric ﬁelds of a photonic nanostructure represents a generalized, phenomenological model of light-matter interaction, with tremendous potentials for rapid nano-optical simulations.”