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Radiation energy density (U/V=∫0∞​u(ω)dω)

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The spectral radiation energy density u(ω) is defined per unit angular frequency and physical volume. Thermal Planck law convention excludes the vacuum zero-point term. A density per ordinary frequency instead obeys uω​=uν​/(2π), evaluated at ν=ω/(2π); Einstein coefficients multiplying these densities must be converted correspondingly.

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