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Forschungs-Management am Scheideweg?,s with measuring the intensity of light”. It is also “the practice of using a photometer”. When measuring monochromatic light quantities, photometric methods are straightforward, but when comparing light sources with different spectral energy distributions, measurements become more problematic.

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Die Konstitutionsfunktion des Kriegesy be approximately considered to consist of a constant term, and of a variable quantity. The constant part of attenuation of light is the extinction, whereas the constant term of the deflection of light is the refraction. The rapid variations are random fluctuations—respectively called . and .—which are caused by atmospheric turbulence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08040-4.e., changes the magnification), but it should be remembered that radiance of a light beam cannot be increased by optical means (see Section 1.2.1). As a matter of fact, radiance is effectively reduced due to transmission losses in and at the surfaces of the optical components, which modify the func

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Forst-Akademien oder allgemeine Hochschulen?by the quality of the instrumentation. In most experiments, the measuring apparatus has to be calibrated in order to ensure conformity to the established standards. For instance, land-surveyors and geometers need to know whether they use an accurate unit of length. It is quite easy to apply a relati