Wien's displacement law in its stronger form states that the shape of Planck's law is independent of temperature. It is therefore possible to list the percentile points of the total radiation as well as the peaks for wavelength and frequency, in a form which gives the wavelength λ when divided by temperature T. The second column of the following table lists the corresponding values of λT, that is, those values of x for which the wavelength λ is ⁠ x / T ⁠ micrometers at the radiance percentile point given by the corresponding entry in the first column.