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As discussed on Slack, the coat roughening formula we suggest in the spec:
incorrectly ignores the IOR of the coat. For example if the coat IOR is 1, the coat is effectively not present so there should be no roughening effect.
Generally, I think we need to do some simulations to check the actual behavior, and come up with a good fitting formula, as the theory seems a bit hand wavy at present.. At least it should be understood that these formulas are just suggested approximations, but it's not good if they're totally wrong in certain regimes.
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As discussed on Slack, the coat roughening formula we suggest in the spec:
incorrectly ignores the IOR of the coat. For example if the coat IOR is 1, the coat is effectively not present so there should be no roughening effect.
Generally, I think we need to do some simulations to check the actual behavior, and come up with a good fitting formula, as the theory seems a bit hand wavy at present.. At least it should be understood that these formulas are just suggested approximations, but it's not good if they're totally wrong in certain regimes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: