Phong Normalization Factor derivation I’ll do pure-specular only (i.e. Cd = 0, Cs = 1), the mixed case is easy from there. Also, we’re only interested in the maximum of reflected energy, which in the Phong model occu - CD-i - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Phong Normalization Factor derivation I’ll do pure-specular only (i.e. Cd = 0, Cs = 1), the mixed case is easy from there. Also, we’re only interested in the maximum of reflected energy, which in the Phong model occu Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-03-21 23:24:44 Open Document File Size: 56,47 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm reflected energy / maximum reflected energy / / SocialTag Mathematical analysis Geometry Spherical coordinate system Polar coordinate system Pythagorean trigonometric identity Coordinate systems Trigonometry Mathematics

Phong Normalization Factor derivation I’ll do pure-specular only (i.e. Cd = 0, Cs = 1), the mixed case is easy from there. Also, we’re only interested in the maximum of reflected energy, which in the Phong model occuAdd to Reading List