In the climate system, the stability comes from the increase of radiative emission with temperature (
Planck's law).
"We may need to modify
Planck's law to account for effects like this."
The blackbody spectral radiant intensity in a medium with a refractive index of [n.sub.[Lambda],m] are given as a function of absolute temperature and wavelength by
Planck's law as (43)
It is also not established that far-field behavior will always adhere to the limits set forth by
Planck's law. This is why I previously highlighted [23] the work by Yu et al.
([dagger]1) It has even been claimed that, by applying Einstein coefficients to arrive at
Planck's law, physics could dispense with the proof of Kirchhoff's Law [21].
Therefore, a redshift correction to the flux is derived from
Planck's law for the energy of the photon
I have previously stated that Kirchhoff's law [20-22], and, as a necessary result,
Planck's law [1, 2] and blackbody radiation, are not universal in nature [23-25].