The angle-dependent redistribution functions R(III) and R(IV) - Line absorption probability distribution functions and reemission coefficients

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Angular Distribution, Line Spectra, Polarized Radiation, Probability Distribution Functions, Radiative Transfer, Scattering Functions, Absorption Spectra, Incoherent Scattering, Photons, Voigt Effect

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The line absorption probability distribution functions and the reemission coefficients are derived for the non-coherent scattering functions RIII and RIV. The appropriate line profile function for RIII is shown to be a simple Voigt function, while for RIV, the line absorption probability distribution function is more complex involving a linear combination of two Voigt functions and another more complex probability distribution. The structure of the reemission coefficients for RIII and RIV is then discussed.

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