  The resonant modes observed in semiconductor nanoparticles and the coherence
interaction between them, producing directional light scattering, may be very
interesting for CMOS integrated all-optical devices. In these systems the
control over the light scattering should be crucial, as well as the strength of
this control. Fabrication parameters such as the size and shape of the
nanoparticles and the optical properties of the environment can strongly affect
to the emergence of these phenomena. In this work, we numerically explore the
size dependence of the directional scattering conditions of semiconductor
nanoparticles. Several semiconductor materials and a large size range have been
considered to be a reference for further works. An interesting and unexpected
linear behavior has been observed.
