Green's function formulae for the internal intensity in radiative transfer computations by matrix-vector methods

Details Green's function formulae for the internal intensity in radiative transfer computations by matrix-vector methods Green's function formulae for the internal intensity in radiative transfer computations by matrix-vector methods

Jun 1985

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Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer (ISSN 0022-4073), vol. 33, June 1985, p. 575-579.

Statistics

Computation

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Green'S Functions, Infrared Radiation, Radiative Heat Transfer, Thermal Emission, Clouds, Matrix Methods, Scattering

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In radiative transfer computations, Green's functions are particularly useful and have a straightforward physical interpretation, as discussed by Cogley and co-workers. By recognizing that, in thermal emission problems, the angular distribution of emission is prescribed a priori, one can obtain a more rapid computational procedure in which most computations are in discrete formalism one-dimensional or vector formulae.

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