Fig. 2.
Boundary conditions for two different points, r1, r2, and different directions, n1, n2. Green: a ray originating from the stellar photosphere. To calculate the intensity at r1 in direction n1, the intensities at the neighbouring grid points, and , need to be known. A boundary condition is required for grid point , while the intensity at results within the “normal” RT-scheme. Red: a ray originating from outside the photosphere. For the grid point r2, a boundary condition has to be specified at the corresponding phantom point, .
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