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nydus/The Theory of Heat RadiationPublic

This text examines the physical distinction between heat conduction and heat radiation, noting that radiation is independent of the medium through which it passes. It establishes that heat rays are physically identical to light rays and applies the principles of experimental optics to the study of thermal radiation.

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With the value [eqn:(320)] (320) obtained for 𝖨 the total energy absorbed by the oscillator in an element of time dt from the radiation falling on it is found from [eqn:(249)] (249) to be πdtcLsin2θdΩ(𝖪cos2ψ+𝖪sin2ψ). Hence the oscillator absorbs in the time dt from the pencil striking it within the conical element dΩ an amount of energy equal to πdtcLsin2θ(𝖪cos2ψ+𝖪sin2ψ)dΩ.\Label[eqn](321)\upshape (321)

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