Journal of the Optical Society of America · 1969 · 59 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsOptical MaterialsOpticsRadiation TransportPhysical OpticsRadiative ProcessesRadiative TransferScattering ProblemsScattering ProcessesScattering TheoryDiffuse ReflectionDiffuse ScatteringEddington ApproximationInternal ReflectionRadiative Transfer EquationsRadiative Transfer ModelingRadiative Transfer TheoryRadiative Transport Theory
The diffuse reflection and transmission of light by a plane-parallel suspension of randomly oriented particles, scattering independently, are treated using radiative-transfer theory. Exact allowance is made for external and internal reflection at the plane surfaces of the matrix. General equations are derived in a form suitable for automatic computation. Some comparisons made between theoretical predictions and experimental measurements of the total transmittance of an optically thick diffusing suspension show satisfactory agreement with radiative-transfer theory and also with the Eddington approximation.
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Scattering in a Planetary Atmosphere.
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Chandrasekhar's x- and Y-Functions
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