-
scattering processes. The
equation of
radiative transfer describes these interactions mathematically.
Equations of
radiative transfer have
application in a wide...
- the globe. A
planet in
radiative equilibrium with its
parent star and the rest of
space can be
characterized by net zero
radiative forcing and by a planetary...
- Look up
radiate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Radiate may
refer to: Radiata, a
taxon of
jellyfish and
allies Radiate carpal ligament, a
group of...
- The
radiated tortoise (Astrochelys radiata) is a
tortoise species in the
family Testudinidae.
Although this
species is
native to and most
abundant in southern...
-
daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) (also p****ive
radiative cooling,
daytime p****ive
radiative cooling,
radiative sky cooling,
photonic radiative cooling...
- A
radiative zone is a
layer of a star's
interior where energy is
primarily transported toward the
exterior by
means of
radiative diffusion and thermal...
-
Barbarous radiates are
imitations of the antonini****, a type of coin
issued during the
Roman Empire,
which are so
named due to
their crude style and prominent...
-
Radiative flux, also
known as
radiative flux
density or
radiation flux (or
sometimes power flux density), is the
amount of
power radiated through a given...
- in time.
Radiative equilibrium is the
specific case of
thermal equilibrium, for the case in
which the
exchange of heat is done by
radiative heat transfer...
-
daytime radiative cooling (PDRC) (also p****ive
radiative cooling,
daytime p****ive
radiative cooling,
radiative sky cooling,
photonic radiative cooling...
