NASA NTRS · 19860027373
Three-dimensional radiative transfer using a Fourier-transform matrix-operator method
Abstract
The three-dimensional equation of transfer for a scattering medium with planar geometry is solved by using a spatial Fourier transform and extending matrix-operator techniques developed previously for the one-dimensional equation. Doubling and adding algorithms were derived by means of an interaction principle for computing the Fourier-transformed radiation field. The resulting expressions fully describe the radiative transfer process in a scattering medium, inhomogeneous in the x-, y- and z-directions, illuminated from above by an arbitrarily general intensity field and bounded from below by a surface with completely general reflection properties.
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Martonchik, J. V., Diner, D. J.. 1985-08-01. Three-dimensional radiative transfer using a Fourier-transform matrix-operator method. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860027373
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