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210   included in the other material parameters.  All colors are absolute,
211   e.g. spectral reflectance or transmittance under uniform white light.
212  
213 < A CIE xy chromaticity pair is the most basic color specification.
214 < A full spectrum is the most general specification, and the starting
215 < (i.e. minimum) and ending (i.e. maximum) wavelengths are given along
216 < with a set of evenly spaced values.  Wavelengths are given in nanometers,
217 < and must be within the range of 380-780.  The spectral values themselves
218 < are located starting at the first wavelength and proceeding at even
219 < increments to the ending wavelength.  The values in between will be
220 < interpolated as necessary, so there must be at least two specified points.
221 < The color mixing entity is intended not only for the mixing of named
222 < colors, but also for color specifications  using an arbitrary set
223 < of basis functions.  The actual totals for spectral and mixing
224 < coefficients is irrelevant, since the results will be normalized.
213 > A CIE xy chromaticity pair is the most basic color specification.  A
214 > full spectrum is the most general specification, and the starting (i.e.
215 > minimum) and ending (i.e. maximum) wavelengths are given along with a
216 > set of evenly spaced values.  Wavelengths are given in nanometers, and
217 > must be within the range of 380-780.  The spectral values themselves,
218 > which can be thought of as relative power density per nanometer, start
219 > at the first wavelength and proceed at even increments to the last
220 > wavelength.  The values in between will be interpolated as necessary,
221 > so there must be at least two specified points.  The color mixing
222 > entity is intended not only for the mixing of named colors, but also
223 > for color specifications  using an arbitrary set of basis functions.
224 > The mixing coefficients are in effect relative luminances for each
225 > color "primary."  The actual total of the mixing coefficients or
226 > spectral values is irrelevant, since the results will always be
227 > normalized.
228  
229   Diffuse emittance is always given in SI units of lumens/meter^2.  Note that
230   this is emittance, not exitance, and does not include light reflected or

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