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Electronic, Radio, and Microwave Physics

Physics Bulletin, 1961
By D. E. Clark and H. J. Mead London: Heywood and Co. Ltd. Pp. viii + 521. Price 130s. On first approaching this book one is at a loss to know what it is about and for whom it is written. The title does not convey any very precise information.
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Physical halo and radio halo

Symposium - International Astronomical Union, 1967
A distinction is necessary between two concepts: the physical halo, forming a transition between the gas in the galactic disk and that in intergalactic space, and the radio halo, a spherical component (withR~ 15 kpc) in the distribution of non-thermal radio emission.
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Physical Principles of Radio Communication

2009
Electrodynamics is an established science. Ever since James Clerk Maxwell spelled out its fundamental equations in 1865, its tenets have been verified and reverified by measurements, its formalism developed and made more elegant. It is also a science with wide application, since, except for the force of gravity, the vast majority of phenomena with ...
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Uncertainties of the 30–408 MHz Galactic Emission as a Calibration Source for Radio Detectors in Astroparticle Physics

Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2023
Tim Huege, T Fodran
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Recent Progress in Modeling the Macro- and Micro-Physics of Radio Jet Feedback in Galaxy Clusters

Galaxies, 2023
Martin Bourne, Hsiang-Yi Karen Yang
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Radio-Imaging Physics

2022
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Analyzing the Physics of Radio Telescopes and Radio Astronomy

2020
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Radio physics course

Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1936
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Radio-frequency wave physics in the FTU

2004
This chapter reports the main physics results obtained with three radio-frequency-injection systems. The frequency of 8 GHz for the lower hybrid (LH) current drive (CD) (LHCD) system was chosen to explore CD at high density: full CD has been demonstrated for central densities up to 1.4 x 10(20) m(-3) at 0.5 MA with an applied power up to 2.0 MW.
Granucci G, Airoldi A, Barbato E, Bruschi A, Cardinali A, Castaldo C, Cesario R, Cirant S, Esposito B, Farina D, Gandini F, Giruzzi G, Gormezano C, Leigheb M, Marinucci M, Mirizzi F, Nowak S, Panaccione L, PericoliRidolfini V, Podda S, Ramponi G, Ravera GL, Saveliev AN, Simonetto A, Sozzi C, Tuccillo AA, Zonca F   +26 more
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Connections Between Jet Physics and the Properties of Radio-Loud and Radio-Quiet Galaxies

New Astronomy Reviews, 2002
Geoffrey Bicknell
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