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This article presents selected problems used to assess the validity and usefulness of a first-order skew, positive coefficient, upwind scheme (SPCUS) applied to radiative transfer. This particular procedure could be incorporated in several discretization methods such as finite-volume, finite-element, or control-volume finite-element methods for the prediction of radiative transfer in participating media. The suggested scheme has been validated by application to several basic two-dimensional test problems, acknowledged by the radiative heat transfer community, and its performance has proven to be good.
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