Following (Le Ru, Etchegoin, p. 571), and (Novotny, Hecht pp. 335–360), the enhancement factor for the total decay rate for a dipole perpendicular to the interface is
The integrand diverges as q → 1, it is therefore advantageous
to perform the substitution $u:=\sqrt{1 -
q^2}$. In order to maintain a real path of integration, the
integral is first split into a radiative region (0 ≤ q ≤ 1, $u:=\sqrt{1 - q^2}\geq 0$), and an evanescent
region (1 ≤ q ≤ ∞, $-i u:=\sqrt{q^2 - 1}\geq 0$). After some
algebraic manipulation, we obtain,