Lecture

Building Physics: Radiation and Color Perception

Graph Chat

Chat with Graph Search

Ask any question about EPFL courses, lectures, exercises, research, news, etc. or try the example questions below.

DISCLAIMER: The Graph Chatbot is not programmed to provide explicit or categorical answers to your questions. Rather, it transforms your questions into API requests that are distributed across the various IT services officially administered by EPFL. Its purpose is solely to collect and recommend relevant references to content that you can explore to help you answer your questions.

Related lectures (64)

Electromagnetic Waves: Theory & Applications

Explores electromagnetic waves, Maxwell's equations, circuits, and wave propagation through different media.

Electromagnetic Waves: Superposition and Interference

Explores the radiation field of an oscillating dipole, interference patterns, and energy redistribution through interference.

Radiation Processes MOOC: Introduction to Astrophysics

Covers photon energy transport, different spectra types, and radiation processes in astrophysics.

Photons: Energy Transport MOOC: Introduction to Astrophysics

Covers the role of photons in energy transport, energy measurement in astrophysics, photon energy distribution, and various radiation phenomena.

Sound Propagation and Building Physics

Explores sound wave properties, radiation, color perception, and noise exposure effects.

Adobe settings: Color Management and PDF Optimization

Explores advanced Adobe color settings and PDF optimization techniques.

Emission of Thermal Radiation

Explores the emission of thermal radiation, covering mechanisms, electromagnetic radiation, temperature relationship, spatial distribution, and black-body radiation.

Solar Energy and Wave Properties

Covers solar energy and wave properties, including superposition and color perception.

Antennas: Characteristics and Applications

Explores antenna characteristics, families, Maxwell's equations application, reciprocity, wave propagation, directivity, and frequency features.

Atoms and Radiation: Lineshapes

Explores atoms and radiation lineshapes, covering linewidths, lifetime broadening, and broadening mechanisms, including Lorentzian and Doppler effects.

Introduction to Radiation

Introduces heat transfer mechanisms, electromagnetic radiation, thermal emission, and radiative heat transfer with various objects.

Photochemistry II: Spectral Sensitization

Explores spectral sensitization in photography, panchromatic films, color vision, and reproduction methods.

Maxwell for Antennas: Slides 25-Fin

Explores the application of Maxwell's equations to antennas, covering radiation, Poynting vector, potentials, source currents, diffraction, and wave polarization.

Radiative Transfer

Explores radiative transfer, greenhouse effect, atmospheric absorption, and aerosol-cloud interactions in Earth's energy balance.

Electromagnetic Waves in Plasmas

Covers the behavior of electromagnetic waves in non-magnetized plasmas and the simplification of equations for non-collisional plasmas.

Photon Picture of Electromagnetic Waves

Explores the photon concept in electromagnetic waves, including energy, momentum, emission by charges, coherence length, and the electromagnetic spectrum.

Radiation and Antennas: Noise and Propagation Fundamentals

Explores noise and propagation fundamentals in radiation, antennas, and wireless communications, covering internal and external noise sources, thermal noise, wireless principles, and signal propagation phenomena.

Thermal radiation and Einstein coefficients

Explores the failure of classical theory in describing thermal radiation, Planck's radiation law, and Einstein's quantum model.

Radiative Exchange in Heat Transfer: View Factors and Properties

Discusses radiative exchange principles, focusing on view factors and their applications in heat transfer calculations.

Wave Propagation and Doppler Effect

Explores wave propagation, wave packets, and the Doppler effect for mechanical and electromagnetic waves, including Hubble's law.