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**Description:** The light model is a mathematical representation that describes how light interacts with surfaces in a scene. This model is fundamental in computer graphics, as it allows for the simulation of realistic visual effects by calculating how light reflects, refracts, and scatters on different materials. There are several light models, with the most common […]