Scattering by nonspherical systems
Scattering by nonspherical particles with size of order of wavelength - scattering by axisymmetric penetrable particles using approximate matching of boundary conditions
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Scattering by nonspherical particles with size of order of wavelength - scattering by axisymmetric penetrable particles using approximate matching of boundary conditions
Physical optics and other approximations examined for improving and extending theory of electromagnetic backscattering from rough surfaces
Sudden approximation for calculating transition probabilities for energy transfer during collisions between molecules and atoms
Flight performance estimate by approximations to motion equations
Eckert reference equation for nitrogen and carbon dioxide boundary layer approximations at high speed
Approximate mathematical solutions to space vehicle flight dynamic response control problem
Approximations for force-deflection properties of aircraft tires
Classical boundary layer theory limitations, and approximate solution for viscous incompressible flow
Nonlinear interaction between plasma normal modes studied by hydrodynamic approximation
Linear analog operation followed by nonlinear digital signal processing for nonlinear parameter approximation
Approximation solution to integral expressions of radar backscatter from distant rough surfaces for lunar surface property determination
Approximate stagnation point solutions to radiant energy effects on hot shock layer around blunt bodies travelling at 70 km/sec
Approximation formula describing monochromatic transmission, reflection, and absorption of Venus cloud layer
Impulse approximation for pion absorption on light nuclei with emission of fast nucleons
Plane wave impulse approximation for deriving momentum distribution for nucleon in atomic nucleus
Stationary phase approximations on differential cross section expansion for elastic particle scattering mechanics
Derivation of second approximation shell theory