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Solution of ordinary differential equations by Lie series - Laplace transformation, Weber parabolic-cylinder functions, Helmholtz equations, and applications in physics
Parabolic temperature distribution effect on flutter behavior of panel subjected to supersonic flow over one surface
Manually imposed angular accelerations during weightlessness period of parabolic flight, obtaining electrooculographic recordings for analyzing nystagmic response
Planar and rotary sloshing motion of liquid, using analytic mechanical model that consists of mass point constraint to parabolic surface
Lambert theorem for orbital transfer in elliptic, parabolic and hyperbolic cases
Nonmagnetic dynamic mass spectrometer in which energy selection is obtained by parabolic particle trajectories
Orbital position and attitude tracking of ATS SPACECRAFT using parabolic ground antennas
Parabolic antenna feed, phased array, and communications equipment of Applications Technology Satellite /ATS/
Lunar craters as parabolic reflectors for radio astronomy
Gain measurements of standard electromagnetic horn antennas for use in calibrating millimeter wave, parabolic radio telescopes
Unified form of Lambert theorem for elliptic, hyperbolic, and parabolic orbits based on selecting independent variable and normalized time of flight parameter
Polyphase diffusion and interface growth in binary metal interstitial systems via Fick first law, deriving parabolic growth law for interface motion
Reaction kinetics of fluorination of beryllium sheet by pressure drop method, giving activation energies and parabolic rate constants
Parabolic reflector feed system for spacecraft multiple transmitters and receivers with simultaneous, independent secondary beam scanning
Electromagnetic fields scattered by symmetric focused parabolic reflector illuminated by linearly polarized wave incident normally on aperture
Reflector antenna of the parabolic type offers complete control of its aperature illumination function. The antennas beam width can be changed easily by excitation of various amounts of the line-source feed. The conical reflector collimates a beam when the feed complies with certain geometric constraints.
Fixed light source registers the x and y coordinates of holes in a fixed opaque template. A first surface parabolic mirror and a set of photocells are used to detect the passage of light through the individual holes.
Calibration program for 16 ft diam parabolic antenna of radio telescope at millimeter wave observatory