Abstract
The ADO (analytical discrete ordinates) method, a pre-processing procedure, and the break-point analysis developed for azimuthally symmetric problems in a previous work are generalized and used to solve a radiative-transfer problem defined by a finite, plane–parallel, multi-layer medium subject to Fresnel boundary and interface conditions and uniform illumination in the form of obliquely incident parallel rays. Illumination is modeled by Dirac distributions in each of the two angles (polar and azimuthal) that define the direction of propagation of the incident rays. Accurate numerical results are tabulated for two sets of test problems.
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