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In this paper we discuss some of the mathematical and numerical issues thata#13; have to be addressed when calculating wave scattering using the EOS approach.a#13; The discussion is framed in context of light scattering by objects whose opticala#13; response can be of a non-linear and/or inhomogeneous nature. The discussionsa#13; address two issues that, more likely than not, will be part of any investigationa#13; of wave scattering using the EOS approach.

On the Ewald Oseen scattering formulation for light scattering: stability, singularity and parallelization