The Selection of Simple Model Atoms for Calculations of Electron Density in Nonequilibrium, Low Temperature Cs Plasmas
Simple model atoms for calculations of electron density in nonequilibrium, low temperature cesium plasmas
Dugan, J. V., Jr.↗
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Vibration Responses of Simple Curved Panels to High-intensity Random and Discrete Frequency Noise
Vibration effects of simple curved panels to high intensity random and discrete frequency noise
Rucker, C. E.↗
A simple bound for stable non-linear systems with input.
Simple bound for stable second order nonlinear systems with input, noting application to control systems engineering
Wiberg, D. M.↗
Discrepancies between viscosity data for simple gases.
Dilute gas viscosity coefficient data evaluated for simple gases above room temperature, discussing correctness and experimental discrepancies
Childs, G. E.↗
Cell-like structures from simple molecules under simulated primitive earth conditions.
Cell-like structures formation from simple compounds under simulated primitive earth conditions, noting possible subsequent stages of biogenetic evolution
Silver, J. J.↗
Practical sequential decoding and a simple hybrid scheme.
Simple decoding properties of Reed-Solomon codes for erasure channels combined with sequential coding for complex channels
Huband, F. L.↗
A simple bond charge model for vibrations in covalent crystals.
Simple bond charge model for vibrations in covalent crystals /diamond/, noting dispersion curves and microscopic dielectric bond charge model
Martin, R. M.↗
Simple quasi-exponential slope generator
Circuitry for digitally generating an exponentially decaying wave function permits discrete values to be sampled from the exponential waveform for comparison with a binary number of specified accuracy. This exponential-decay generator employs a simple binary counter to count in the sequence of exponential decay.
Anderson, T. O.↗
Comparative studies of some simple viscoelastic theories
Comparative studies of some simple viscoelastic theories
Tanner, R. I.↗
A new momentum integral method for treating magnetohydrodynamic and simple hydrodynamic entrance flows
Momentum integral method treating magnetohydrodynamic and simple hydrodynamic entrance flows
Schwirian, R. E.↗
Simple Equations for Calculating Temperature Distributions in Radiating Gray Gases
Simple equations for temperature distributions in radiating gray gases
Kascak, A. F.↗
Aerodynamic Interference Effects Caused by Parallel-Staged Simple Aerodynamic Configurations at Mach Numbers of 3 and 6
Aerodynamic characteristics effected by parallel- staged simple aerodynamic configurations at Mach numbers of 3 and 6
Decker, John P.↗
A simple formula of current in dipole antennas.
Dipole antenna current distribution, deriving simple, accurate formula for infinite, semiinfinite and finite cases
King, R. W. P.↗
A simple antenna with good circular polarization.
Simple antenna with good circular polarization over wide space sector, showing geometry, normalized orthogonal field distributions and beamwidth range, considering slot combinations
Levenson, M. M.↗
Lyman-alpha radiation from electron collisions with simple hydrogen containing molecules.
Lyman alpha radiation from electron collisions with simple H-containing molecules, finding dissociative excitation cross section role
Mcgowan, J. W.↗
Investigation of fatigue-crack growth under simple variable-amplitude loading
Fatigue-crack growth under simple variable amplitude loading in aluminum alloys
Hudson, C. M.↗
Drift of noninteracting charged particles in a simple geomagnetic field
Drift of noninteracting charged particles in simple geomagnetic field
Schield, M. A.↗
Modifications to Fourier's law of heat conduction through the use of a simple collision model
Modifications to Fourier law of heat conduction through use of simple collision model
Meador, W. E.↗