Abstract
The devices which are dealing with the thermal radiation (such as emitters [1–4], receivers [5–8], filters [9–12], transformers [13–15], etc.) are mainly working in a finite range of frequencies. Such devices are frequently need to be optimized for getting the best possible value for the specific thermal radiative or thermodynamic characteristics that can be reached in the given spectral range. For example, the devices can be optimized for obtaining the maximal possible amount of the emitted (or received) total radiation energy, or, alternatively, the maximal number of the emitted (or received) number of photons. Potentially, the devices can be also optimized for some other thermal radiative or thermodynamic parameters.
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Fisenko, A.I., Lemberg, V.F. (2016). Optimization Problems for the Devices Using the Black-Body Thermal Radiation. In: Black-body Radiative, Thermodynamic, and Chromatic Functions: Tables in Finite Spectral Ranges. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-38995-0_5
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