Mutual impedance effects in scanned antenna arrays technical report no. 2
Mutual impedance effects in electronically-scanned antenna arrays
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Prediction of mutual diffusion coefficients from thermal conductivity data.
Mutual diffusion coefficients of two gases predicted from temperature derivative obtained by thermal conductivity formula
GASEOUS DIFFUSION↗
An investigation of the mutual coupling existing between array elements of a thirty six element array of crossed slots
Effects of mutual coupling on thirty six element square array of crossed slots in electronically scanned tracking antenna
COUPLING↗
The Mutual Interpretation of Active and Passive Microwave Sensor Outputs
Mutual interpretation of active and passive microwave sensor outputs
MICROWAVE APPARATUS↗
Mutual coupling between TEM and TE sub 01 parallel-plate waveguide apertures.
Mutual coupling between TEM and TE 01 parallel- plate waveguides calculated, using wedge diffraction techniques
TRANSVERSE WAVE↗
Decay of mutual coherence in turbulent media.
Mutual coherence factor for plane electromagnetic wave propagating in stochastic locally homogeneous and isotropic medium of dielectric turbulence
COHERENCE COEFFICIENT↗
The mutual effect of precipitated auroral electrons and the auroral electrojet
Computer model calculations of mutual effects of precipitated auroral electrons and electrojet
Maehlum, B. N.↗
Mutual gravitational and collisional scattering of bodies in the asteroid belt.
Mutual gravitational and collisional scattering of bodies in asteroid belt, calculating orbital perturbations cumulative effect
Wetherill, G. W.↗
First-order solutions for mutual coupling between waveguides which propagate two orthogonal modes
First-order solutions for mutual coupling between waveguides which propagate two orthogonal modes
Mailloux, R. J.↗
Measurements of mutual interference heating for a probe antenna mounted on an Apollo reentry configuration
Measurements of mutual interference heating for probe antenna mounted on Apollo reentry configuration
Hunt, J. L.↗
First-order solutions for mutual coupling between waveguides which propagate two orthogonal modes
Mutual coupling between waveguides radiating through conducting ground planes with orthogonally polarized propagating modes described by first order analysis
Mailloux, R. J.↗
The mutual exclusion problem
Mutual exclusion or interlock problem applied to computer operations
Bredt, T. H.↗
Reduction of mutual coupling using perfectly conducting fences
Thin perfectly conducting fences used to reduce mutual coupling of two parallel plane waveguides
Mailloux, R. J.↗
Mutual phenomena of Jupiter's satellites in 1973-74.
Discussion of a program draft for worldwide observations of mutual occultations and eclipses of the Jovian satellites. The purpose of the observations planned for 1973 and 1974 is to obtain light curves of these events with a relative photometric accuracy of no less than 1%. A time table of the anticipated events is included.
Brinkmann, R. T.↗
Mutual coupling between circular waveguide-fed apertures in a rectangular ground plane
A method is presented whereby the infinite ground plane analytical model for the self-admittance and mutual admittance of waveguide-fed apertures can be supplemented (using the geometrical theory of diffraction) to include the edge effects of a rectangular ground plane. The H-plane coupling between two TE-11 mode excited circular apertures is calculated and compared with measurements.
Bailey, M. C.↗
Galilean satellites - Observations of mutual occultations and eclipses in 1973
Seven Galilean satellite mutual events, two occultations and two eclipses of Europa and three eclipses of Io, were observed at three wavelengths (0.35, 0.50, 0.91 micrometers) with a time resolution of 0.1 sec. Preliminary model fits to the light curves are presented. Model satellites with different albedo distributions (uniform disk, bright solar caps, bright quadrant) are used in generating model occultation and eclipse curves to demonstrate the sensitivity of observed light curves to the brightness distribution on the surface of the occulted or eclipsed satellite. At the present the observations yield no conclusive information of the limb-darkening of Io. The best data for Europa indicate that the satellite is limb-darkened at both 0.50 and 0.91 micrometers.
Wasserman, L. H.↗
Mutual admittance between circular waveguide-fed apertures for large spacing
A closed-form asymptotic expression for the mutual admittance between two circular waveguide-fed apertures is developed for large element spacings. A comparison with calculations obtained by a numerical integration method indicated that the present analysis gives good results for spacings greater than two wavelengths.
Bailey, M. C.↗
Mutual phenomena of Saturn's satellites in 1979-1980
Using two sets of orbital elements and the radii of the Saturnian satellites 1 (Mimas) through 7 (Hyperion), we find that from October 1979 until August 1980 nearly 300 mutual eclipses and occultations involving these bodies will occur. To allow for the expected errors in the satellite ephemerides, we repeat these calculations in order to obtain the additional events that occur when all satellite radii (save Titan's) are increased by 1000 km. A third listing predicts eclipses of satellites by (the shadow of) the ring. Photometric observations of a large number of these events will add much precise information to our knowledge of the Saturnian system at a critical time.
Aksnes, K.↗