Radiative transfer in spectral lines by noncoherent scattering. I. Isotropically-scattering medium (Q1086808)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3985972
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    Radiative transfer in spectral lines by noncoherent scattering. I. Isotropically-scattering medium
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3985972

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      Radiative transfer in spectral lines by noncoherent scattering. I. Isotropically-scattering medium (English)
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      1986
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      The equation for radiative transfer in spectral lines for an isotropic medium is investigated. It can be represented in the form of a non- homogeneous evolution equation: \[ \partial \psi /\partial \tau =A\psi +f \] whee \(\psi\) is a searched radiation intensity function, f describes sources and A is a closed linear operator on the Banach space of Hölder continuous functions being a perturbation of a multiplication operator with an integral operator. The author developed a functional calculus for A in order to obtain the explicit solution of the problem in terms of eigenfunction expansion.
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      transport equations
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      equation for radiative transfer
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      spectral lines
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      isotropic medium
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      non-homogeneous evolution equation
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      closed linear operator on the Banach space of Hölder continuous functions
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      perturbation of a multiplication operator with an integral operator
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      functional calculus
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      eigenfunction expansion
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