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Radiance transfer function

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Abstract

The transformation of generalized radiance by space-invariant linear systems, based on Walther’s second definition is analyzed. The transfer function for a generalized radiance function is introduced. Its form in the case of quasihomogeneous sources is discussed on the basis of two important examples: free space and an isoplanatic optical system.

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