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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08040-4s a matter of fact, radiance is effectively reduced due to transmission losses in and at the surfaces of the optical components, which modify the function s.(λ) in Eq. (1.14). This is especially true for spectral radiance at wavelengths where transmission or reflection losses in the optics are important.

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Vom Baum-Herbarium zu Xylothek,hic emulsions, silicon CCDs and also red-sensitive photocathodes can still be used. However, longward of 1.1 μm Si becomes completely transparent, and these detectors become ineffective and special detectors must be used instead (see Section 12.3).

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Interstellar extinction,ot larger, but they are closer than what the derived distances suggest, and the excess in inferred distance is caused by interstellar absorption not being taken into account. Trumpler derived a mean interstellar extinction coefficient of 0.7 magnitude per kpc in the photographic domain.

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Color transformation,e functions s(λ) is not a constant (this ratio is rarely unity because of differences in the collecting areas, in the filter transparency, and in the detector efficiency, but this is of secondary importance, since it translates directly into a scaling factor or a magnitude zero-point).

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0067-0057 f theirphotometric measurements and to extract a maximum of information fromtheir observations. .The book is based on the authors‘ observing experience, spendingnumerious nights behind various instruments at many differentobservatories. .978-0-7923-1776-0978-94-011-2476-8Series ISSN 0067-0057 Series E-ISSN 2214-7985