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The urgency and significance of the formulation of the problem of creating a generalized model of attenuation of solar radiation in the visible range in the polluted atmosphere of large industrial cities has been substantiated. To build our own new model of attenuation of RGB components of solar radiation, we used the well-known theoretical position that with an increase in the average attenuation coefficient in the range from purely Rayleigh scattering to light scattering in strong fog, the ratio of partial attenuation coefficients of red/green and blue/green colors tends to unity. A mathematical model of attenuation of RGB components of solar radiation in a polluted atmosphere is proposed. It is shown that the proposed mathematical model allows changing all light components in attenuated solar radiation by selecting just one indicator of this model.
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