Description of extended bodies by multipole moments in special relativity.
Extended charged body moving in electromagnetic field in flat space-time described by inertial moments
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Extended charged body moving in electromagnetic field in flat space-time described by inertial moments
Fluid dynamics turbulence experimental methods applications in study of plasma fluctuations, particularly space-time correlation and spectral techniques
Space-time correlation of stellar scintillation effect on gravitational waves generated by quasars, discussing radiation detection by sensitive photocounters in space
Dielectric medium space-time modulated by two pump waves, cylindrical probe impedance behavior in magnetoplasma, and other studies related to antennas and waves in plasmas
Optical crossbeam technique for remote sensing of wind speeds, relating light fluctuations to convective wind velocity by space-time correlation methods
Space-time Riemann metric for scalar-tensor gravitational theories with arbitrary omega parameter
Geometrical properties of spherical space and relationships in Einstein space-time universe and planetary or test particle orbits in that universe
Communication theory problems incorporating quantum effects for optical-frequency applications are discussed. Under suitable conditions, a unique quantum channel model corresponding to a given classical space-time varying linear random channel is established. A procedure is described by which a proper density-operator representation applicable to any receiver configuration can be constructed directly from the channel output field. Some examples illustrating the application of our methods to the development of optical quantum channel representations are given. Optimizations of communication system performance under different criteria are considered. In particular, certain necessary and sufficient conditions on the optimal detector in M-ary quantum signal detection are derived. Some examples are presented. Parameter estimation and channel capacity are discussed briefly.
Nautical units being developed for coordinating the space-time positions of things throughout the earth's atmosphere and the earth-centered region of space are considered. Three aspects of the problem are briefly summarized.
Evaluation of general physical condition of Gemini IV flight crew with increasing time under space flight conditions - response of cardiovascular system to calibrated workload
Quantitative description of climatic element field by orthogonal functions
Euclidean nature of relativistic rotating disk in conclusions of Eddington and Lorentz
Retarded observer time as coordinate in relativistic spherical hydrodynamic equations prevents Schwarzschild surface formation
Elliptic Kruskal-Schwarzschild space, discussing identification of points which limit Kruskal space into Minkowski space
Correlation properties of quantities depending on space and time
Kruskal space in general relativity and uniform accelerated rigid rod in special relativity show striking formal similarities
Static axisymmetric interior solution of Einstein field equations which matches smoothly to one of Weyl exterior solutions
Parametrization of reduced problem of stationary axially symmetric gravity fields