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The 15 pages that link to Specular reflection, each with the reason it gives.

• ReflectanceCompared with: It concentrates reflected light directionally, unlike diffuse reflection.

• MirrorBroader topic: Most mirrors form clear images because their surfaces produce orderly, specular reflection.

• Stealth technologyRelated: Angled surfaces redirect radar reflections away from likely receiving locations.

• Diffuse reflectionCompared with: It concentrates reflected light rather than spreading it broadly.

• Law of reflectionBroader topic: It is the clear directional reflection that directly displays the law.

• Angle of incidenceRelated: Its geometric rule equates the reflected and incident angles measured from the normal.

• Primary mirrorNarrower topic: A polished primary mirror redirects light through specular reflection.

• Anti-reflective coatingNarrower topic: Anti-reflective coatings target the specular reflections generated at smooth interfaces.

• Lambert's cosine lawCompared with: Unlike ideal diffuse reflection, its appearance depends strongly on viewing direction.

• Diffuse reflectanceCompared with: Separating this component from diffuse light can change the measured reflectance.

• Geometric albedoCompared with: Strong directional reflection changes zero-phase brightness relative to a Lambertian disk.

• Light pillarRelated: Reflected rays from ice crystals form the apparent column when they reach an observer.

• Measurement geometry (colorimetry)Related: Whether to include this component is the main decision separating geometry modes.

• Measurement geometry (spectrophotometry)Related: The component of light each geometry either captures or deliberately discards.

• One-way mirrorRelated: Its reflected image comes from orderly surface reflection.