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Table 7—Continued

Abso- lute Tem- perature	1000	1200	1400	1600	1800	2000	2200	2400	2600	3000	3600	5000	5000
Wave- length mμ	×10-15	×10-13	×10-12	×10-11	×10-10	×10-9	×10-8	×10-8	×10-7	×10-7	×10-6	×10-5	×10-5
600	527500	284200	490100	414600	218200	82400	24430	60460	13012	44356	16752	10763	10853
610	718400	362700	596700	487600	249800	92300	26880	65530	13936	46542	17197	10716	10815
620	968400	458800	721500	569900	284300	102850	29450	70770	14868	48702	17618	10660	10767
630	1291500	575300	866000	661800	321800	114100	32120	76120	15808	50804	18010	10590	10702
640	1704100	715300	1032100	764000	362500	126000	34910	81620	16742	52880	18332	10510	10632
650	2226100	882400	1221300	877200	406400	138500	37790	87200	17691	54900	18713	10420	10547
660	2882000	1080200	1437500	1001600	453300	151700	40760	92850	18642	56990	19024	10323	10457
670	3697900	1312900	1681400	1138200	503600	165500	43820	98610	19590	58770	19313	10218	10362
680	4706000	1585900	1955500	1287000	557100	179900	46960	104410	20540	60640	19573	10101	10252
690	5939800	1900800	2261700	1448000	613800	194900	50160	110290	21480	62400	19809	9985	10141
700	7440500	2266700	2601900	1623000	673600	210400	53420	116140	22400	64090	20022	9861	10024
710	9251200	2686000	2979200	1810000	736700	226500	56740	121980	23210	65740	20207	9732	9903
720	11419000	3165000	3395100	2012000	803000	243000	60120	127860	24220	67320	20368	9600	9776
730	14005000	3706800	3851300	2227000	872000	260000	63520	133720	25120	68820	20511	9462	9652
740	17063000	4321700	4348600	2456000	944300	277300	66960	139570	25980	70230	20627	9323	9514
750	20663000	5013000	4891000	2700000	1019500	295100	70420	145350	26840	71600	20725	9179	9377
760	24874000	5785600	5480900	2957000	1097100	313300	73910	151100	27670	72870	20828	9035	9239

All of the values in this table were calculated by means of Wien’s equation with the exception of the last column, headed “5000x10^-5” and that was calculated by means of Planck’s equation. The values show the correct relationships for different wave-lengths at a single temperature, and between different temperatures if multiplied by the factors which are placed at the heads of the several columns. See Forsythe, Ref. 19, pp. 330-331.