What Equations Calculate Thermal Radiation and Wavelength Peak Intensity?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the power emitted per square meter and the wavelength of peak intensity for a thermal radiation-emitting object with a specified value. The relevant equations mentioned include the Stefan-Boltzmann law for power emission and Wien's displacement law for determining peak wavelength. Participants express confusion about the calculations and seek clarification on the units involved. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these laws in thermal radiation contexts. Overall, the thread aims to clarify the application of these equations in practical scenarios.
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Homework Statement



Consider a 5.50×10 (to the 4th power) object that emits thermal radiation.

Homework Equations


How much power does it emit per square meter? W
What is its wavelength of peak intensity? nm

The Attempt at a Solution



i am looking for the equations to calculate this thing:confused:
 
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Gh0stman said:

Homework Statement



Consider a 5.50×10 (to the 4th power) object that emits thermal radiation.

What does this number describe about the object? I.e what are the units?

Homework Equations


How much power does it emit per square meter? W
What is its wavelength of peak intensity? nm

The Attempt at a Solution



i am looking for the equations to calculate this thing:confused:

I would guess you have been learning about the Stefan-Boltzman law and Wien's displacement law.
 
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