1: Definitions of and Relations between Quantities used in Radiation Theory Last updated Save as PDF Page ID6649 1.1: Introduction to Radiation Theory1.2: Radiant Flux or Radiant Power, \(\phi\) or P1.3: Variation with Frequency or Wavelength1.4: Radiant Intensity, I1.5: "Per unit"1.6: Relation between Flux and Intensity1.7: Absolute Magnitude1.8: Normal Flux Density F1.9: Apparent Magnitude1.10: Irradiance E1.11: Exitance M1.12: Radiance L1.13: Lambertian Surface1.14: Relations between Flux, Intensity, Exitance, Irradiance1.15: A= \(\pi\) B1.16: Radiation Density (u)1.17: Radiation Density and Irradiance1.18: Radiation Pressure (P)Sat, 06 May 2017 17:57:17 GMT1: Definitions of and Relations between Quantities used in Radiation Theory Contributed by Jeremy TatumEmeritus Professor (Physics & Astronomy) at University of Victoria Topic hierarchyTag directory Contributor Jeremy Tatum (University of Victoria, Canada)
