Nomenclature a, b = partial wave coef cients C = radiative cross section F = orientation distribution function fv = ber volume fraction G k = asymmetry scattering factor; Eq. (23) Ib = black-body radiation Ib k = Planck function i k = ber-scattering intensity distribution K k = extinction coef cient kr = radiative conductivity k0 = propagation constant L = specimen thickness M = number of ber polar orientations mg = molecularmass of gas-phasematerial ms = molecularmass of solid-phasematerial N = number of ber sizes n = real part of complex refractive index P = size of the equivalent pore spaces inside aerogel pk = scattering phase function q = heat ux r = radius of ber T = temperature xi = fractional volume of bers of radius ri a = size parameter, 2p r / k C k = modi ed extinction coef cient; Eq. (22) c = ratio of speci c heats at constant pressure and constant volume d s = solid fraction of matrix medium g = scattering angle
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