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. 2015 Mar 5;5:8774. doi: 10.1038/srep08774

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(a–h) Results of numerical calculations for the Mie scattering by a single cylinder (ε₁ = 60) embedded in air (ε₂ = 1). (a–h) H_z component of the TE polarized electromagnetic field (a–d) around cylinder and (e–h) inside cylinder. Shown are: strong Mie scattering (uncloaked) regimes at (a,e) x = 0.485 and (c,g) x = 1.48, as well as Fano cloaking regimes at x_cloak = 0.505 (b,f) and x_cloak = 1.504 (d,h). (i) Spectral dependence of the scattering efficiency Q_sca (black curve), scattering efficiency of the perfect metallic conductor (gray dash-and-dot curve), and the experimentally measured scattering efficiency of water's cylinder in free space (green dashed curve).