Does p′→pp'\to pp′→p means the vector formed from point p′p'p′ to point ppp?
And that LLL takes in a vector as its first parameter and a scalar ttt as its second parameter, and returns a scalar?
I believe ttt is a vector, since LLL refers to surface radiance, and p′→pp^\prime \rightarrow pp′→p refers to the vector p−p′p - p^\primep−p′
Does p′→p means the vector formed from point p′ to point p?
And that L takes in a vector as its first parameter and a scalar t as its second parameter, and returns a scalar?
I believe t is a vector, since L refers to surface radiance, and p′→p refers to the vector p−p′