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3 October 2022 Application of Lorentz geometry to evaluation of irradiance patterns
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Geometrical vector flux ~ J, is a well stablished technique in nonimaging optics. The main properties of the vector ~ J, by one side is that the field lines and flux tubes of ~ J provides the geometry for ideal concentrators and, to other, the components of ~ J at any point P are proportional to the irradiance at that point. The latest one means that, at any point P, the Jz component is proportional to the irradiance incident at P upon the XY plane. Lorentz geometry was applied to nonimaging optics by M.Gutierrez et al.5 were they showed that using Lorentz technique it is possible to obtain the field lines and flux tubes of ~ J. In this paper we shown that it is also possible to obtain the modulus of ~ J and then the irradiance pattern produced by Lambertian sources using Lorentz geometry formalism.
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Ángel García-Botella, Manuel Gutiérrez, and Lun Jiang "Application of Lorentz geometry to evaluation of irradiance patterns", Proc. SPIE 12220, Nonimaging Optics: Efficient Design for Illumination and Solar Concentration XVIII, 1222007 (3 October 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2633812
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KEYWORDS
Nonimaging optics

Vector spaces

General relativity

Optical design

Physics

Solar concentrators

Theory of relativity

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