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Fig. 9

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Vertical profiles of radiative fluxes (I), power per unit volume (J), and power per unit mass (J) for various values of the dimensionless optical depth τλ (Eq. (187)). As usual, the reduced altitude, x = z/H, is on the vertical axis. Left: incident flux, defined by Eq. (186), at ψ = 0. If τλ ≪ 1 the ground receives almost 100% of the total power. On the contrary, if τλ ≫ 1, all the power is absorbed by the atmosphere. Right: radiative flux emitted by the ground, defined by Eq. (206). For small τλ, the flux goes through the atmosphere without being absorbed. For high values of the parameter, it is absorbed by the lowest layers.

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