A development of the earth's gravitational potential from the sixth through the twenty-fifth zonal harmonic
Development of earth gravitational potential from sixth through twenty-fifth zonal harmonic
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Development of earth gravitational potential from sixth through twenty-fifth zonal harmonic
Differential corrections applied to Vinti accurate reference satellite orbit with inclusion of third zonal harmonic
Satellite orbit perturbations from tesseral harmonics of gravitational potential expansion
Determination of second and fourth order sectorial harmonics in earth gravity field from motion of twelve hour satellites
Dielectric tensor elements derived for study of wave dispersion near cyclotron harmonics for Alouette satellite
Wave dispersion in cyclotron harmonic resonance regions investigated for Alouette satellite application
Time decay calculations of cyclotron harmonic signal and application to Alouette satellite
Observations, results, and mathematical theory of Alouette satellite cyclotron harmonics resonances
Corrections to Smithsonian astrophysical observing station coordinates and nonzonal harmonics from combination of dynamical and geometrical method
Earth topography in spherical harmonic analysis of land, ocean and ice
Point contact electrically formed semiconductor junction diodes, discussing harmonic generation by various material combinations
Tesseral harmonics of coordinates using Baker- Nunn data and geopotential and dynamical procedures, noting iterative cycle for correction determination
Summation of convergent series for cyclotron harmonic wave dispersion for numerical and analytic work
Second and third harmonics produced by p-i-n diode in microwave switching application
Von Zeipel method and Hamiltonian perturbation mechanics used for orbits at resonance with tesseral harmonics of geopotential
The Mars Exploration Rover (MER) mission will send two 185 kg rovers to Mars in 2003 to continue the scientific community's search for evidence of past water on Mars. These twin robotic vehicles will carry harmonic drives and their performance will be characterized at various temperatures, speeds and loads.
This papter establishes necessary and sufficent conditions for an adaptive system with a harmonic regressor to admit an exact linear time-invariant representation.
This paper will present a process for increasing the stiffness of harmonic gear assemblies and recommend a maximum stiffness point that, if exceeded, compromises the reliability of the gear components for long life applications.