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Radiative Transfer (Dover Books on Physics)

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Book Details:

  • Author: S. Chandrasekhar

  • Brand: Dover

  • Binding: Paperback

  • Number of Pages: 416

  • Release Date: 28-03-2003

  • ISBN: 9780486605906

  • Package Dimensions: 8.4 x 5.4 x 0.9 inches

  • Language: English

About The Book:
Radiative Transfer by S. Chandrasekhar is a definitive work in the field of radiative transfer, providing foundational knowledge for physicists, astrophysicists, and students engaged in the study of stellar atmospheres, planetary illumination, and sky radiation. While radiative transfer has primarily been explored in the context of astrophysics, its principles have also become essential in nuclear physics, atmospheric studies, and neutron diffusion theory.

In this landmark text, Chandrasekhar presents radiative transfer in plane-parallel atmospheres as a branch of mathematical physics, introducing specific methods and techniques that form the backbone of the field. The book begins with a formulation and analysis of fundamental problems and expands into more complex areas such as:

  • The polarization of radiation fields (using Stokes' parameters)

  • Transfer problems in semi-infinite and finite atmospheres

  • Rayleigh scattering

  • Radiative equilibrium of stellar atmospheres

Chandrasekhar also tackles advanced topics such as the scattering of polarized light, a problem that had previously been difficult to address. This comprehensive work is ideal for those seeking to understand the mathematical methods that have revolutionized the study of radiative transfer, making it a key reference for professionals in astrophysics, physics, and related fields.