Multiplying I′−I=−πB by e−τ gives (Ie−τ)′=−πBe−τ. Integrating to depth T yields I(0)=I(T)e−T+π∫0TB(t)e−tdt. If the first term vanishes as T→∞,Each layer emits in proportion to Bdτ and is attenuated by its overlying optical depth. The normalized exponential weighting emphasizes optical depths of order unity, while retaining contributions from a range of heights.
I0=π∫0∞B(τ)e−τdτ.
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