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Preprints of the Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics, 1996, 075 (Mi ipmp1576)  

Properties of the solar light propagation in the in homogeneous medium. The anomalous absorption effect

A. A. Ioltukhovski
Abstract: The radiative transfer in the cloudy atmosphere is studied using homogeneous, regular and fractal models of clouds. The effective optical thickness is introduced for estimation of albedo and transmission without solution of radiative transfer equation. The connection between the effective optical thickness and radiative characteristics of medium is evaluated. The anomalous absorption of solar radiation by clouds is explained by the inhomogeneity effect.
Document Type: Preprint
Language: Russian
Citation: A. A. Ioltukhovski, “Properties of the solar light propagation in the in homogeneous medium. The anomalous absorption effect”, Keldysh Institute preprints, 1996, 075
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\by A.~A.~Ioltukhovski
\paper Properties of the solar light propagation in the in homogeneous medium. The anomalous absorption effect
\jour Keldysh Institute preprints
\yr 1996
\papernumber 075
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