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Light Scattering in Two Adjacent Half-Spacesransfer in such a medium is of considerable interest from the standpoint of the methods that can be used to derive asymptotic formulas for atmospheres consisting of homogeneous layers of large optical thickness. We will give detailed consideration to this subject in the next chapter, so this chapter

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