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Chandrasekhar, S. (1960). Google Books record. Radiative Transfer.
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- Chandrasekhar Polarization
- The classical exact conservative solution is conventionally quoted as a limiting local limb magnitude of approximately 11.713 percent.
This sourceThe monograph provides the mature Stokes and polarized-transfer treatment and the standard exact conservative benchmark.
- The classical exact conservative solution is conventionally quoted as a limiting local limb magnitude of approximately 11.713 percent.
- Discrete ordinates method
- The identity is angular quadrature closure of transport, not finite differences in general.
This sourceDover Publications. ISBN 978-0-486-60590-6.
- The identity is angular quadrature closure of transport, not finite differences in general.
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