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Excitation of surface currents on plasma-immersed cylinder by electromagnetic and electrokinetic waves - vacuum and inhomogeneous sheath models
Electrostatic field effect on propagation of electromagnetic waves in finite temperature magnetoactive plasma
Kinetic theory of electromagnetic waves in confined plasma
Singularities of electromagnetic field in nonuniform, magnetoactive plasma
Solid state research, electromagnetic wave propagation, and information processing
Operational characteristics, problems, and failures of ac electromagnetic pumps used in SNAP-8
Single phase induction electromagnetic pump
Effect of plasma compressibility and sheath upon scattering cross section of electromagnetic waves from infinite perfectly conducting cylinder
Electromagnetic phenomena in various type antennas and arrays - antennas and waves in dielectric conducting and plasma media
Electromagnetic sensors for guidance and control during spacecraft docking
Electromagnetic radiation due to cosmic ray energy dissipation in interstellar hydrogen
Electromagnetic scattering from absorbing spheres
Surface current excitation by electromagnetic and electrokinetic waves on metal cylinder immersed in uniform collisionless isotropic plasma
Plane electromagnetic wave reflection and refraction by semiinfinite dielectric medium moving uniformly parallel to surface analyzed for arbitrary incidence plane orientation
Inhomogeneous sheath effect on surface currents and scattering cross section of plasma-immersed cylinder in presence of electromagnetic and electrokinetic waves
Ground based solar electromagnetic radiation environment studies in visible and radio windows
Weak electromagnetic decays of hyperons in broken SU/3/ model
Excited nuclei electromagnetic de-excitation rate by inelastic scattering in stellar particles calculated as function of temperature, density, transition energy and multipole functions