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The 25 pages that link to Solid angle, each with the reason it gives.

• Inverse-square lawRelated: A fixed solid angle covers area proportional to distance squared.

• LuminanceRelated: Luminance is defined per unit solid angle, specifying how much light travels in each direction.

• Numerical apertureRelated: The accepted cone of rays can also be described by its solid angle.

• IlluminanceRelated: A source's apparent extent helps determine the flux arriving at a surface.

• Radiant fluxRelated: Radiant intensity relates flux to the solid angle over which it travels.

• Radiant intensityRelated: It supplies the directional area over which radiant power is counted.

• Luminous fluxRelated: Luminous flux from a source relates its intensity to the solid angle it covers.

• Radiative transfer equationRelated: Radiation intensity and scattering are resolved over directions in solid angle.

• RadiometryRelated: Radiant intensity and radiance specify power relative to a solid angle.

• Spectral radianceRelated: It specifies the directional spread of the radiation being measured.

• Electric fluxRelated: For a point charge, flux through a patch depends on the solid angle it subtends.

• Luminous intensityRelated: Intensity is luminous flux emitted per unit solid angle.

• Integrating sphereRelated: Port and detector geometry determines what fraction of the sphere's radiation is sampled.

• CandlepowerRelated: Luminous intensity is defined per unit of this angular spread.

• Stefan–Boltzmann constantRelated: Angular integration over emitted directions enters the derivation of the constant.