In this paper the nullfield method with discrete sources (NFM-DS) is applied to analysis of light scattering by biconcave Cassini-like particles, which can be described as oblate discspheres with central concavities on their top and bottom. As far as we know this is a first attempt to apply a modification of the T-matrix method to model such a nonconvex object. The numerical results for different particles under different incident angles obtained by the NFM-DS are presented in the last section of the paper. For result verification the discrete source method (DSM) has been chosen. The comparison of results obtained by using both methods shows very good agreement.
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