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    • https://phys.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Astronomy__Cosmology/Planetary_Photometry_(Tatum_and_Fairbairn)/02%3A_Albedo/2.09%3A_Spheres_-_Bond_Albedo%2C_Phase_Integral_and_Geometrical_Albedo
      The quantity p is itself a (kind of) albedo since α 2 F can be seen as the intensity, scattered back towards the source, of a normally irradiated lossless (ϖ 0 =1) Lambertian disc of the same radius a...The quantity p is itself a (kind of) albedo since α 2 F can be seen as the intensity, scattered back towards the source, of a normally irradiated lossless (ϖ 0 =1) Lambertian disc of the same radius as the planet. The factor p is called the geometrical albedo. [When albedo is used without qualification in the context of the photometry of asteroids it (usually) means geometrical albedo, in particular that observed in the Johnson V-band, p V , the visual geometrical albedo].

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