
Gradient Atmospheric model MATLAB code for calculating radiative cooling performance using a gradient atmospheric model. This code supports the analysis presented in our paper: Y. Jin and M. Kats, "A gradient atmospheric model reveals enhanced radiative cooling potential and demonstrates the advantages of broadband emitters," Laser & Photonics Reviews (2025). How to run. Download all files (4 txt files, 1 .mat file, 2 .m files) in the same folder. Open "Gradient_atmospheric_model_for_public.m" in MATLAB. Set parameters according to the instructions in the .m file. Run. If you have any question, please email jin269@wisc.edu or mkats@wisc.edu
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