Definition of «radiation theory»

Radiation theory refers to the scientific understanding and study of radiation. It involves studying how radiation is produced, how it travels or propagates, and how it interacts with various objects or substances. Radiation includes forms like light, sound, heat, or even radio waves. By analyzing radiation theory, scientists can gain insights into its properties and applications in various fields such as medicine, technology, and environmental studies.

Sentences with «radiation theory»

As I understand it, soon after Max Planck developed black - body radiation theory, there was an Einstein - Planck formula relating the temperature of radiation to frequency. (carlineconomics.com)
The comparison of solar activity change over the past century (0.19 %) and United States temperature change (in K)(0.21 %) assumes that readers are sufficiently ignorant of basic blackbody radiation theory to think that the similarity of the numbers supports their thesis, rather than being convincing evidence against their thesis. (realclimate.org)
Why claim that it has fundamentally changed the the general concept of the inappropriately - named «greenhouse» theory when it — if true — has overturned generally accepted radiation theory? (scienceofdoom.com)
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