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Issue 1 • Date January 1962

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[Front cover and table of contents]

Status of plasma physics

Transconductance properties of plasmas

Practicle and photon transport in plasmas

The relation between the transport and the orbit models for a plasma

A coaxial low-density plasma experiment

Interaction of a high-intensity EM field with a low-density plasma

Nonlinear electrical conductivity of a fully ionized gas

Scattering and guided waves at an interface between air and the compressible plasma

The influence of complex waves on the radiation field of a slot-excited plasma layer

The radiation pattern of a microwave horn and a plasma layer

Radiation from linear electric or magnetic antennas surrounded by a spherical plasma shell

Anisotropic plasma-covered magnetic line source

Plasma simulation by artificial dielectrics and parallel-plate media

Microwave plasma beam sweeping array

Time-modulated antennas and the technique of aperture synthesis

Comments on "Diffraction theory of tropospheric propogation near and beyond the radio horizon"

On the range of validity of fresnel-kirchhoff's approximation formula

A method of array steering by means of phase control through heterodyning

The uniqueness of the lossless feed network for a multibeam array

Tropospheric absorption loss and noise temperature in the frequency range 100-10,000 mc

A simple expression for propagation constant associated with a reactive convex surface

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