On the identification of systems and the unscrambling of Data-II : an inverse problem in radiative transfer

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A demonstration that a combination of invariant imbedding and quasilinearization may be used to measure the angular dependence of diffusely reflected sunlight from a planetary atmosphere to deduce its physical properties. 8 pp. (See also RM-4266, RM-4285.)

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  • Document Number: RM-4332-ARPA
  • Year: 1964
  • Series: Research Memoranda

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