the fraction of the radiosity leaving surface 1 that is incident on surface 2 is
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Radiosity is the total radiation leaving a surface, including emitted and reflected radiation. The fraction of radiosity leaving surface 1 that is incident on surface 2 is related to the view factor (also called configuration factor or shape factor) between the Show more…
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