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calibrate the color space would result in a different definition "dominant wavelength" and CIE is only one of them. Although, now that I'm thinking of...

generally describes colours perceived by humans observing light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 450 and 495 nanometres. Most blues contain...

arbitrary wave envelopes provided that the wavelength of the wave group is large compared to the wavelength of the dominant component." It's hard to imagine a...

would address the vastly dominant SMF application. A graph of waveguide and material dispersion as a function of wavelength for un-shifted fiber would...

is harder. But they tend to be roughly one short-wavelength cone and one medium- or long-wavelength cone, in most species. Dicklyon (talk) 05:09, 19 June...

depends on the frequency not the wavelength, So when you write: "α≈1: Mie scattering (particle about the same size as wavelength of light)" It shoud be " particle...

(talk) 23:48, 11 February 2014 (UTC) It says in the lede that the dominant wavelength of azure is approximately 488 nm. My first thought is that this is...

Planck Length is (essentially) equal to the wavelength of a Photon, which was energetic enough, that its wavelength was equal to its Schwarzschild Radius (Lambda...

because the dominant wavelength (perceived wavelength) can be a great distance from the peak wavelength. (To calculate dominant wavelength get the spectral...

marketed in terms of dominant wavelength that would come out to about 490 nm dominant, which is widely available and cheap. (That wavelength is popular for...

other factors being equal, hue corresponds to the dominant wavelength of the light. Dominant wavelength is when you take the spectral curve of the light...

remains constant in the above equation. Wavelength and frequency are always inversely proportional, and the wavelength is not absolutely determined (ie. fixed)...

and noticed that the dominant wavelength of the blue and green phosphors is at most about 10nm out of the monochromatic wavelength that Wright used. The...

"predominant" wavelength, what do you mean? Do you mean it's approximately that wavelength, or usually that wavelength, or are you referring to the dominant wavelength...

a kind of spectral purple (conventionally called violet), with a dominant wavelength of 456nm, calculated from CIE XYZ. Individuals with good colour vision...

equation that was there before compared the maximum wavelength per unit wavelength with the maximum wavelength per unit frequency. Since this is useful information...

unique within a page; this applies even for the names of subsections." -- Wavelength (talk) 19:29, 23 June 2009 (UTC) How is this article written like a personal...

parameter" section, you wrote the phrase "The wavelength dependence is the consequence of the dominant dipole-induced-dipole mechanism". There's a lot...

*NOT* just lm. WTF ?? 91.124.43.185 The J(lambda) specified is watts per wavelength, not W/m^3, so it's correct as stated. If you'd rather use W/m^3, then...

wavelength, so it moves downward. Indigo has the second shortest wavelength, so it moves a little more up than violet. Blue has a medium wavelength,...