get.e2phot calculates the number of moles of photons

get.e2phot calculates the number of moles of photons corresponding to E Joules of energy of wavelength lambda (m)

Usage

get.e2phot(lambda, E, constants)

lambda: numeric vector. Wavelength(s) of the photons (m).
E: numeric vector. Radiant energy at each wavelength (J), same length as lambda.
constants: data.frame. Physical constants table (as used throughout SCOPEinR), must contain rows for h (Planck's constant, J s), c (speed of light, m s^-1) and A (Avogadro's number, mol^-1) in columns constant/value.

numeric vector. Number of moles of photons (mol) corresponding to E Joules of energy at each wavelength lambda.

 Wout Verhoef, Christiaan van der Tol, Joris Timmermans (Original version in Matlab)

Carlos Camino (Ported version into R)

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
molphotons <- get.e2phot(lambda, E, constants)
} # }