Talk:Emissivity
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The thermal emissivity page wasn't doing much, so I patched together material from other articles which linked directly to emissivity (which means that that article isn't doing much, either, but at least it's all in one place). As far as I know, it's all thermal emissivity. --Aranel 21:49, 15 Aug 2004 (UTC)
[edit] ε or e?
I wrote the original article on emissivity, on the portuguese Wikipedia. I refer to emissivity using the greek letter epsilon (ε), instead of the mathmatical format of e (e). So, anyone has any idea on which one works best? --Arthur Albano 13:26, 18 July 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Infrared Emissivity
A search for 'infrared emissivity' returns 0 results in Wikipedia. If somebody is aware they could add, as the term returns many results in Google - Sridhar Nov 12, 2005
