Intergalactic Dust Absorption is a theoretical astrophysical process within the cosmic infrared background framework that describes the attenuation of infrared radiation from distant sources by dust particles residing in the intergalactic medium, distinguishing it from galactic or circumgalactic dust absorption mechanisms.
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