Journal of Research of National Bureau of Standards, Section D: Radio Propagation
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Volume 66D |
ISSN: 1060-1783 |
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Issue 1 January 1962
Editorial Notice
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Corrections (Volume 66D), p. ii
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Announcements, p. ix
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A survey of the very wide band and frequency independent antennas-1945 to the present, p. 1
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Numerical investigation of the equivalent impedance of a wire grid parallel to the interface between two media, p. 7
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Current on and input impedance of a cylindrical antenna, p. 15
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Radar corner reflectors for linear or circular polarization, p. 23
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On the theory of wave propagation through a concentrically stratified troposphere with a smooth profile. Part II. Expansions of the rigorous solution, p. 31
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On the propagation of VLF and ELF radio waves when the ionosphere is not sharply bounded, p. 53
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Fields of electric dipoles in sea water- the earth-atmosphere-ionosphere problem, p. 63
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Reflection of electromagnetic waves from thin ionized gaseous layers, p. 73
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Reflection and transmission of radio waves at a continuously stratified plasma with arbitrary magnetic induction, p. 81
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On the diffraction of spherical radio waves by a finitely conducting spherical earth, p. 101
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An approximate full wave solution for low frequency electromagnetic waves in an unbounded magneto-ionic medium, p. 107
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VHF radio propagation data for the Cedar Rapids-Sterling, Anchorage-Barrow, and Fargo-Churchill test paths, April 1951 through June 1958, p. 113
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Issue 2 March 1962
Atmospheric phenomena, energetic electrons, and the geomagnetic field, p. 127
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The summer intensity variations of [OI] 6300 A in the tropics, p. 145
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Generation of radio noise in the vicinity of the earth, p. 153
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Fading characteristics observed on a high-frequency auroral radio path, p. 159
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Some problems connected with Rayleigh distributions, p. 167
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Impedance of a monopole antenna with a radial-wire ground system on an imperfectly conducting half space, Part I, p. 175
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Theory of the infinite cylindrical antenna including the feedpoint singularity in antenna current, p. 181
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The E -field and H-field losses around antennas with a radial ground wire system, p. 189
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The electric field at the ground plane near a disk-loaded monopole, p. 205
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Issue 3 May 1962
A theory of radar reflections from a rough moon, p. 215
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A lunar theory reasserted, p. 227
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Statistical distribution of the amplitude and phase of a multiply scattered field, p. 231
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Amplitude distribution for radio signals reflected by meteor trails, II, p. 241
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High resolution pulse measurements of meteor-burst propagation at 41 Mc/s over a 1,295-km path, p. 249
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Ionospheric irregularities and long-distance radio propagation, p. 265
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On the role of the process of reflection in radio wave propagation, p. 273
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Correlation between hourly median scattered signals and simple refractivity parameters, p. 285
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Observations of radio wave phase characteristics on a high-frequency auroral path, p. 291
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Diurnal and seasonal changes in structure of the midlatitude quiet ionosphere, p. 297
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Schumann resonances of the earth-ionosphere cavity - extremely low frequency reception at Kingston, R.I, p. 313
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Propagation of plane electromagnetic waves past a shoreline, p. 319
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Currents induced on the surface of a conducting circular cylinder by a slot, p. 335
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The National Bureau of Standards announces a three-week course in Radio Propagation, p. 372
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ICES: Interdisciplinary Conference on Electromagnetic Scattering, p. 373
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Issue 4 July 1962
Propagation problems with space radio communications, p. 375
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On the absolute intensity of incoherent scatter echoes from the ionosphere, p. 395
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On the forward scattering of radio waves in the lower ionosphere, p. 409
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Representation of diurnal and geographic variations of ionospheric data by numerical methods, p. 419
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Interaction between an obliquely incident plane electromagnetic wave and an electron beam in the presence of a static magnetic field of arbitrary strength, p. 439
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An analysis of VLF mode propagation for a variable ionospheric height, p. 453
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A method for the determination of lower ionosphere properties by means of field measurements on sferics, p. 463
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Defocusing of radio rays by the troposphere, p. 479
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Magnetotelluric fields in the frequency range 0.03 to 7 cycles per kilosecond: Part I. Power spectra, p. 487
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Magnetotelluric fields in the frequency range 0.03 to 7 cycles per kilosecond: Part II. Geophysical interpretation, p. 495
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Impedance of a circular loop in an infinite conducting medium, p. 499
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International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics to Meet in the United States, p. 508
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Issue 5 September 1962
Theory of magnetotelluric fields, p. 509
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Propagation characteristics of magneto-ionic plasma columns, p. 543
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Dielectric loading of electric dipole antennas, p. 557
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Possible influence of the ionosphere on the impedance of a ground-based antenna, p. 563
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Some statistical theory for the analysis of radio propagation data, p. 571
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Auroral sporadic-E ionization, p. 581
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Comparative study of the correlation of seasonal and diurnal cycles of transhorizon radio transmission loss and surface refractivity, p. 593
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Enhancement of the lunar tide in the noon critical frequency of the F2 layer over the magnetic equator, p. 601
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Scattering from a conducting sphere embedded in a semi-infinite dissipative medium, p. 607
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High-frequency scattering from a coated sphere, p. 613
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Propagation of spherical waves through an ionosphere containing anisotropic irregularities, p. 621
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Announcements, p. 640
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Issue 6 November 1962
RF impedance probe measurements of ionospheric electron densities, p. 641
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Methods for applying numerical maps of ionospheric characteristics, p. 649
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Very-low-frequency radio propagation in the ionosphere, p. 663
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Prolonged space-wave fadeouts in tropospheric propagation, p. 681
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Range-error compensation for a troposphere with exponentially varying refractivity, p. 695
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On the geometrical optics of curved surfaces with periodic impedance properties, p. 699
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On the limitations of geometrical optics solutions for curved surfaces with variable impedance properties, p. 707
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Conversion of the amplitude-probability distribution function for atmospheric radio noise from one bandwidth to another, p. 713
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Some statistical properties of pulsed oblique HF ionospheric transmissions, p. 721
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Induction in a small loop moving with a magnetostatic dipole toward a conducting half space, p. 731
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Propagation of terrestrial radio waves of long wavelength - theory of zonal harmonics with improved summation techniques, p. 737
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Terminal-zone corrections for a dipole driven by a two-wire line, p. 775
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Pattern synthesis with a flush-mounted leaky-wave antenna on a conducting circular cylinder, p. 783
http://dx.doi.org/10.6028/jres.066D.076
Announcement: Fundamental Change in the CRPL-D Series, Basic Radio Propagation Predictions, p. 801
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