Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Transactions on
Issue 6 • Date November 1980
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[Front cover and table of contents]
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Dissertation summary of "Excitation of currents on infinite wires by vertical and horizontal electric dipoles in the presence of a dissipative earth"
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Suboptimal approximation/identification of transient waveforms from electromagnetic systems by pencil-of-function method
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Correction to "Backscattering from a Gaussian-distributed perfectly conducting rough surface"
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Correction to "Problems and solutions associated with Prony's method for processing transient data"
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Corrections to "Numerical computation of scattering from a perfectly conducting random surface"
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[Back cover]
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High-frequency radiation from an electromagnetic source located on a finite cylinder--A spectral domain approach
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Scattering of electromagnetic waves by a rotating perfectly conducting cylinder with arbitrary cross section: Point-matching method
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Spectral analysis of anomalous millimeter wave amplitude scintillations in a town environment
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A new approach to active antenna design
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High-frequency electromagnetic fields on perfectly conducting concave cylindrical surfaces
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On the relationship between the singularity expansion method and the mathematical theory of scattering
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Some important geometrical features of conic-section-generated offset refelector antennas
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Elementary patterns for conformal dipole arrays mounted on dielectrically clad conducting cylinders
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