Abstract
A thermal method for measuring the space distribution of optical radiation is described, in which is solved the inverse heat conduction problem, i.e., restoration of the heat-source distribution from the temperature distribution in a heated body.
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Kokodii, N.G. Thermal Method for Measuring the Space Distribution of Optical-Radiation Intensity. Measurement Techniques 43, 944–948 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010976509707
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