A normal-incidence reflective polariscope for viscoelasticity measurements.
Normal incidence reflective polariscope and auxiliary instrumentation used in viscoelastic strain measurements
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Normal incidence reflective polariscope and auxiliary instrumentation used in viscoelastic strain measurements
Solar X-ray photographs, describing Aerobee rocket mounted telescope using grazing incidence optics
Transmission energy spectra of 1-mev electrons with normal incidence on Al slabs measured in terms of transmission angle
Electric field normally incident onto warm semiinfinite plasma obtained by Wiener-Hopf technique and Vlasov equation
Glancing-incidence telescope makes observations of distant celestial radiant bodies at wavelengths in the spectral region between 3 and 500 angstroms. The device can be used as a fore-optics system for a laboratory extreme ultraviolet spectrometer, or for the collection or imaging of thermal neutrons.
Incident and reflected ultraviolet and infrared electromagnetic background at Saturn complex and in area of hydrogen flame
Grazing incident double reflection X-ray telescope
Aerobee rocket instrumentation, including glancing incidence telescopes for soft X-ray photography of sun
Ionization from iron atoms incident on target gases of helium, neon, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and air
Computer program derived from linear equations used for predicting silicon solar cell current voltage curve characteristics as function of incident solar intensity and cell temperature
Radio observation of meteor incidence on earth
Shipboard instrumentation of vertical incidence ionospheric absorption
Reynolds number and incidence angle effects on inducer cavitation in water
Computer program for determining net thermal energy incident on satellite by computing projected surface area
Incident and reflected shocks from laminar and turbulent boundary layers measured over various Mach numbers
Computer program for predicting silicon solar cell current-voltage characteristics as function of incident solar intensity and cell temperature over heliocentric distances
Collimation of concave gratings at glancing incidence
Thermodynamic parameters of cesium behind incident and reflected shock waves