conv.einstein.to.watt: Convert Light Units
In tbrycekelly/TheSource: TheSource: It Will Hold Your Beer
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conv.einstein.to.watt R Documentation
Convert Light Units
Description
(6.02e23 quanta/Ein) / (86,400 seconds/day * 2.77e18 quanta/s/W)
Usage
conv.einstein.to.watt(x, verbose = T)
Author(s)
Thomas Bryce Kelly
References
Unit conversions as listed by MBARI: https://www3.mbari.org/bog/nopp/par.html
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Convert Light Units
Description
(6.02e23 quanta/Ein) / (86,400 seconds/day * 2.77e18 quanta/s/W)
Usage
conv.einstein.to.watt(x, verbose = T)
Author(s)
Thomas Bryce Kelly
References
Unit conversions as listed by MBARI: https://www3.mbari.org/bog/nopp/par.html
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