Aerospace Medicine and Biology - A continuing bibliography with indexes, April 1967
Aerospace medicine and biology - bibliography for April 1967
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Aerospace medicine and biology - bibliography for April 1967
Differential equation technique of representing dynamic systems for optimal control problems, and fundamental role of optimum linear filter
Digital adaptive control system
Aerospace medicine and biology bibliography with abstracts and indexes
Minimum average cost ordering policies for two product inventory systems with joint setup costs
Aerospace Medicine and Biology bibliography with indexes and abstracts
Laser and maser research abstracts and indexes related to ranging and communication systems, astronomy and optics, and metal working
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Oxygen, carbohydrates, proteins, etc, produced by unicellular algae through photosynthesis, finding optimum efficiency of process
Automatic recording equipment measuring polarization angle of Syncom III 137 mc/s radio signal and determination of ionospheric total electron content
Cometary dust studied by analysis of scattered sunlight in heads and tails of comets
Optical beam deflection method based on polarization change of acoustically deflected light as compared to incident beam
Critical volume of cylindrical reactors calculated using n-group diffusion theory
Venus rotation, discussing radar and optical and UV photography observations
Electron multiplier detection efficiency for positive ions determined as function of incoming ion energy, velocity and degree of ionization
Reaction engine operates on the principles of a controlled condensed detonation rather than on the principles of gas expansion. The detonation results in reaction products that are expelled at a much higher velocity.
Simple and inexpensive method produces iodine 123, in a conventional cyclotron. Tellurium 122, a stable isotope available in enrichments exceeding 95 percent, is held on a porous metal plate by a flowing stream of helium and bombarded with either alpha particles or helium 3.
Critical evaluation of light and X ray scatter, conductivity, and fluorescence as part of Wolf Trap extraterrestrial life detector development