Contour Curves for the Axial Magnetic Field of a Four-Dipole System
Contours for axial magnetic field of four dipole system
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Contours for axial magnetic field of four dipole system
Erected dipole model in cesium adsorption on fluorinated molybdenum - structure of adsorbed layers
Resonant oscillation decay excited by pulsed dipole in collisionless plasma
Boundary value problems for radiation field due to oscillating dipole over moving dielectric medium
Properties of nonsymmetric inflation of dipole magnetic field by ionized gas
Two-dimensional Stokes parameters for synchrotron radiation from ultrarelativistic electrons in dipole field
Signal processing and logical organization of distributed system of dipole phased array antenna
Radiation resistance of dipole antenna in lossy uniaxial medium
Plasma resonance excitation by small dipole antenna operating in pulsed mode in presence of and in absence of external magnetic field
Impedance measurement of 39.5 meter tip-to-tip dipole antenna made during ionospheric rocket flight
Nonsymmetric inflation of dipole magnetic field by ionized gas, noting nonsymmetric gas dissipation
Dipole moment of perchlorofluoride by measuring absolute absorption maximum and linewidth parameters in resonant cavity
Dipole moment approximation of three-dimensional plasma acceleration through axisymmetric diverging magnetic fields
Current distribution, input admittance, and radiation field pattern of dipole antenna with nonreflecting resistive loading
Complementary slot-dipole antenna with hemispherical coverage for use in passive interferometer beacon acquisition system
Radiation from dipole antenna immersed in half space of uniaxial anisotropic plasma
Input admittances of imperfectly conducting dipole antennas measured in ultrahigh frequency range
Minkowsky electrodynamic theory and power conservation law used to calculate receiving area of dipole antenna immersed in moving ionized medium