Particulate damping in solid-propellant combustion instability.
Aluminum powder damping of HF instability in solid propellant combustion in vortex burner
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Aluminum powder damping of HF instability in solid propellant combustion in vortex burner
HF fatigue tests in high vacuum environment on recrystallized molybdenum base alloy TZC for elevated temperature fatigue
HF longitudinal phonon anharmonic decay at low temperatures
HF pulse width modulation applied to DC to sinusoidal AC inverter to provide LF sine wave output without LF transformer or filter
88 GHz flux measurements confirm flat or turned-up nature of quasi-stellar radio sources HF spectra
WKB approximation HF gravitational wave solutions to general relativity vacuum Einstein equations with strong gravitational fields, discussing light waves analogy
HF vacuum gravitational field expansion, discussing nonlinear terms and effective stress tensor for gravitational waves localized energy
Surface disintegration of contained liquid excited longitudinally at HF
Ionospheric electron concentration measuring probe techniques compared based on rocket flight data, showing practicability of spherical probe HF capacitance utilization
Stable integrable IF voltage amplifier with increased HF capability by gain reduction, showing network realizations for lumped and distributed RC circuits
HF plate vibration damping due to gas pumping in riveted joints, considering pressure dependence of viscosity
Uniform droplets production by means of ion drag pump, noting HF periodic low pressure drag generation effects on liquid jets
Two image lateralization of tones and HF and LF clicks using dual earphone technique
HF and LF hydromagnetic waves considered for preferential acceleration of heavy ions
Survey, consisting of limited noise measurements, was made to augment and verify existing data at HF and VHF and to obtain basic data at UHF. Exact frequencies were determined by the absence of intentionally generated signals around three selected frequencies.
VLF electric field measurements from 1 AU heliocentric orbit, noting field oscillations in solar wind and large amplitude HF noise bursts
HF pressure waves dispersion in blood vessels ascribed to viscoelastic behavior of walls
Apparatus for generating HF shock fronted pressure waves in resonant tube