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crash: a radiative transfer scheme [PDF]
We present a largely improved version of CRASH, a 3-D radiative transfer code that treats the effects of ionizing radiation propagating through a given inhomogeneous H/He cosmological density field, on the physical conditions of the gas. The code, based on a Monte Carlo technique, self-consistently calculates the time evolution of gas temperature and ...
MASELLI A., FERRARA, ANDREA, CIARDI B.
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General relativistic radiative transfer [PDF]
We present a general method to calculate radiative transfer including scattering in the continuum as well as in lines in spherically symmetric systems that are influenced by the effects of general relativity (GR). We utilize a comoving wavelength ansatz that allows to resolve spectral lines throughout the atmosphere.
Peter H. Hauschildt +3 more
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Radiative transfer on hierarchial grids [PDF]
Accepted to A&A; 13 pages, 8 figures; (v2: minor typos corrected)
Juvela M., Lunttila T.
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In this paper, we analyze the current state of the discrete theory of radiative transfer. One-dimensional, three-dimensional and stochastic radiative transfer models are considered.
Viktor P. Afanas’ev +4 more
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One‐dimensional radiative transfer solvers are computationally much more efficient than full three‐dimensional radiative transfer solvers but do not account for the horizontal propagation of radiation and thus produce unrealistic surface irradiance ...
M. A. Veerman +4 more
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The Geometry of Radiative Transfer [PDF]
We present the geometry and symmetries of radiative transfer theory. Our geometrization exploits recent work in the literature that enables to obtain the Hamiltonian formulation of radiative transfer as the semiclassical limit of a phase space representation of electromagnetic theory.
Christian Lessig, Alex Castro
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We present a significantly improved version of the Neighboring Column Approximation (NCA 2.0), a fast 3D approximation for the calculation of thermal heating and cooling rates in cloudy atmospheres for large eddy simulation models.
Carolin Klinger, Bernhard Mayer
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Radiative transfer and flux theory [PDF]
The fundamental phenomenological equations of radiative transfer, e.g., Lambert’s cosine rule and the radiant transport equation, are derived from an analysis based on the Cauchy flux theory of continuum mechanics. For the classical case, where the radiance is distributed regularly over the unit sphere, it is shown that Lambert’s rule follows from a ...
Reuven Segev, Joe D. Goddard
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Proximity Effects in Radiative Transfer [PDF]
Though the dependence of near-field radiative transfer on the gap between two planar objects is well understood, that between curved objects is still unclear. We show, based on the analysis of the surface polariton mediated radiative transfer between two
Arvind Narayanaswamy +6 more
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A Refined Four-Stream Radiative Transfer Model for Row-Planted Crops
In modeling the canopy reflectance of row-planted crops, neglecting horizontal radiative transfer may lead to an inaccurate representation of vegetation energy balance and further cause uncertainty in the simulation of canopy reflectance at larger ...
Xu Ma, Tiejun Wang, Lei Lu
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