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hugo ref beam: explain effect of intensity on noise (
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@@ -19,12 +19,16 @@ For the glancing angle $\alpha\_\text{i}$, use unit multiplier `*deg`.
The azimuthal angle $
\v
arphi
\_\t
ext{i}$ can be omitted,
as in most applications the default value 0 is pertinent.
After creation of a beam,
special
properties can be set with
After creation of a beam, properties can be set with
```
python
beam
.
setIntensity
(
intensity
)
beam
.
setFootprintFactor
(
footprint
)
beam
.
setPolarization
(
polarization
)
```
For the arguments, see
[
footprint
](
footprint
)
and
[
polarization
](
../pol
)
.
The beam intensity may appear inconsequential for specular simulations
because resulting reflectivities are normalized.
However, the intensity does influence the simulated
[
noise
](
/ref/sim/setup/bg
)
.
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