temperatureb
Temperatureb (Tb) is a hypothetical or coined metric used in discussions of thermal modeling to represent the effective temperature of a system after accounting for non-thermal influences. It is not a standard unit or quantity in recognized metrology.
Definition: In simple form, Tb is defined as Tb = T × (1 + b), where T is the
Units and interpretation: Because b is dimensionless, Tb carries the same units as T (for example kelvin
Applications and usage: Temperatureb appears in thought experiments, teaching examples, or data-processing pipelines where a simple
Limitations: The lack of standard definition and wide adoption means Tb can cause confusion if not clearly
See also: effective temperature, temperature anomaly, bias, calibration, sensor bias.