Put ϑ=T−T0 and assume C>0, λ>0. The linear differential equation for a constant forcing step isMultiplying by the integrating factor eλt/C and integrating from zero to t givesThe response initially grows at rate F0/C and tends to the equilibrium warming F0/λ. Heat capacity per unit area and radiative-feedback units make kT an inverse time.
ϑ˙+Cλϑ=CF0,ϑ(0)=0.
T(t)=T0+λF0(1−e−kTt),kT=Cλ.
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