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Assume full heat redistribution, soFor $T_{\ast }=5778\mathrm{K}$, $T_{\mathrm{eq}}=600\mathrm{K}$, and Bond albedo $A_B=0.5$,Taking $R_p=R_{\mathrm{Nep}}=0.0354R_{\ast }$ givesThe reported $50\mathrm{ppm}$ visible eclipse would therefore implywhich is impossible. At least one assumption, the measurement, or the stated system parameters must fail; even $A_g=1$ gives only about $1.2\mathrm{ppm}$.

At $20\mu \mathrm{m}$, reflected light is negligible. The thermal eclipse depth isWith $T_p=600\mathrm{K}$ this is

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The upward arrows at the surface are reflected short-wave flux $\alpha F_r$, emitted long-wave flux $ϵ\sigma T_s^4$ from the Stefan--Boltzmann law, and, when positive, conductive heat arriving from the planetary ice shell. The downward arrow is the incident solar flux $F_r$. The planetary surface energy balance is thereforeThe relevant planetary albedo is the Bond albedo. In a steady one-dimensional shell, Fourier's law and $k(T)=a/T$ make the upward conductive fluxwhere $z$ points downward and $T(h)=T_m$. Substitution gives the requested implicit equation

Solved by gpt-5.6-sol high.

A planetary surface energy balance equates absorbed short-wave radiation and heat supplied from below with reflected short-wave radiation and emitted long-wave radiation. With incident flux $F_r$, Bond albedo $\alpha$, conductive upward flux $F_c$, and emissivity $ϵ$,