Application of group and transformation theory to the solution of ordinary and partial differential equations Final report, 17 Jan. 1967 - 16 Jan. 1968
Application of transformation groups to solution of partial differential equations
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Application of transformation groups to solution of partial differential equations
Modified Fourier transform for calculating human operator describing functions
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FORTRAN programs giving coordinate transformations of ecliptic, galactic, and equatorial systems
Direct and cross power spectral density estimation of discrete data using fast Fourier transform with digital filter solution
Range transformation of activation curves for metal foils and application to charged particle activation analysis in determining trace elements