Values are expressed relative to pre-industrial conditions (CO2 = 280 ppm; solar
luminosity = 342 W / m2).
Values are expressed relative to pre-industrial conditions (CO2 = 280 ppm; solar
luminosity = 342 W / m2); a reference line of zero is given for clarity.
The larger a star (i.e., more massive) is, the more luminous it is (
luminosity = mass3).
Because
the luminosity = the energy / time, the apparent brightness will be reduced enough by the expansion to make the sky dark.
Not exact matches
RR - Lyrae have the same time - averaged
luminosity (about 49 solar
luminosities or an absolute magnitude MV
= +0.6).
For the inner few kiloparsecs of the elliptical galaxies, the velocity dispersion
= 220 × (L / L *) 0.25, where L * is a characteristic galaxy
luminosity (around 10 billion solar
luminosities).
The Tully - Fisher relation for the infrared
luminosity is: circular velocity
= 220 × (L / L *) 0.22.
This is the relationship between
luminosity (L), radius (R) and temperature (T): L
= (7.125 x 10 - 7) R2T4 where the units are defined as L - watts, R - meters and T - degrees Kelvin
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