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A method of correcting measurements in optical or photoelectric pyrometry to a reference wavelength is described. This enables the wavelength to be given as an instrumental constant in intercomparisons of results. It also allows the effects of uncertainties in the characteristics of the pyrometer or the source to be studied without lengthy computations, and using only physically significant factors.
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P B Coates (1977) studied this question.
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