Deriving IMF Properties From Mars Express Heavy Pickup Ion Measurements
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Yaxue Dong↗
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Some useful expressions for optimum linear filtering in white noise.
Optimum linear filter for message extraction from additive white noise
SIGNAL TRANSMISSION↗
Some useful expressions for optimum linear filtering in white noise. II.
Optimum linear separation of random message from additive white noise of given spectral height realized as unity feedback system
RANDOM SIGNAL↗
Thickness of Au, Ag, and Cu films from theoretical expressions for conductivity and isothermal Hall effect.
Thickness of gold, silver and copper thin films determined, using measurements of resistance and Hall voltage
FILM THICKNESS↗
Theoretical expression for the noise equivalent power of pyroelectric detectors.
Equivalent circuit for pyroelectric materials used in obtaining noise equivalent power for detection of electromagnetic radiation and heat transfer measurement
NOISE INTENSITY↗
Optical polarization of spinning threads of the vitreous body of animal eyes as an expression of their biorheological behavior
Thread-shaped deformation of vitreous humor studied in polarized light
POLARIZED LIGHT↗
Expressions for the precession quantities and their partial derivatives
Precession quantities and numerical partial derivatives as power series in time from arbitrary epoch
POWER SERIES↗
Mathematical expression for drop size distribution in sprays
Logarithmic normal and Chi-square distribution functions evaluated for determining drop size distribution in liquid sprays
Hiroyasu, H.↗
The equations of motion for optimized propelled flight expressed in Delaunay and Poincare variables and modifications of these variables
Development of equations of motion in canonical form equivalent to forms of Delaunay and Poincare
Miner, W. E.↗
Time-correlation-function expressions for nonlinear chemical rate constants.
Time correlation function for chemical rate constants, discussing validity of using thermodynamic potentials for nonequilibrium systems
Andrews, F. C.↗
On the analytical expression of the ionization cross section for atom-atom collisions and on the ion-electron recombination in dense neutral gases
Calculation of ionization cross section for atom to atom collisions and ion and electron recombination in dense neutral gases
Drawin, H.-W.↗
Rigorous field expressions for piecewise- sinusoidal line sources.
Electric field vertical and radial components for time harmonic electric line sources with piecewise sinusoidal current distribution
Otto, D. V.↗
Simplified ballistic-limit expressions for thin sheets
Ballistic limit thickness of thin plate
Weidman, D. J.↗
Expressions for the exchange of energy and momentum between gases at different temperatures and velocities
Energy and momentum exchange between gases in elastic collisions at different temperatures and velocities
Carlson, L. A.↗
Exact expressions for curved characteristics behind strong blast waves
Numerical analysis of curved characteristics behind strong blast waves
Chang, T. S.↗
Correlation expression for the performance of an etched-rhenium emitter, niobium collector, cesiated thermionic converter
Numerical analysis of relationship between current, voltage, emitter temperature, and collector temperature of cesiated thermionic converter
Breitwieser, R.↗
Blackout as an expression of fluctuations in blood pressure in steep dives
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Andina, F.↗
Empirical expressions for estimating length and weight of axial-flow components of VTOL powerplants
Simplified equations are presented for estimating the length and weight of major powerplant components of VTOL aircraft. The equations were developed from correlations of lift and cruise engine data. Components involved include fan, fan duct, compressor, combustor, turbine, structure, and accessories. Comparisons of actual and calculated total engine weights are included for several representative engines.
Sagerser, D. A.↗