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Use this tag for questions that are about the brightness of a celestial object as seen from 10 parsecs away.
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Conversion of UBVRIJHK magnitudes to luminosity?
So, I know that the standard for conversion from bolometric magnitude to luminosity established in 2015 equates to:
L = 10^(-0.4 * magnitude) * 3.0128e28
Easy enough. But what does one do about lum …
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