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The theory of photothermal radiometry is extended here to include samples which are nonopaque to thermal radiation. Under certain assumptions, analytical expressions relating the detected signal to the thermal and optical properties of the sample are derived for sinusoidal modulation of the incident light intensity. Cases where the sample is a weak infrared absorber and cases of high modulation frequency can now be considered.
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