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Raytracing Mirages Seminar Light and Color in the Nature By:Kuangyu Shi Directed By:Marcus Magnor Jan.16 2004.

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1 Raytracing Mirages Seminar Light and Color in the Nature By:Kuangyu Shi Directed By:Marcus Magnor Jan.16 2004

2 Over View Introduction Theory Analysis Simulation Outlook

3 Introduction

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5 Theoretical Analysis:Refraction

6 Theory Analysis:Air Properties Temperature of Air Index of Air -15°C 1.00030942 0°C0°C 1.00029238 15°C 1.00027712 30°C 1.00026337 60°C 1.00023958

7 Theoretical Analysis:Light in the Air

8 Theoretical Analysis:Superior Mirages

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10 Theoretical Analysis:Inferior Mirages

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12 Simulation:Model Air Box made up of Several Layers Constant Refraction Index in Each Layer

13 Simulation:Refraction Formula

14 Simulation:Result

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17 Outlook:Analytical Solution

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19 Thanks!

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