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Twenty-Five Years of Scientific Research Sponsored by the Joint Services Electronics Program at Harvard University

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N. Bloembergen, J. A. Pierce, R. W. P. King · 1973

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Extensive new theoretical and experimental techniques have been developed for determining the fields scattered by various obstacles. These include the first and only theoretical determination of the scattering from a cylinder of finite length. The scattering cross sections of arbitrary spheres of homogeneous materials including water and plasmas have been determined.

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“Extensive new theoretical and experimental techniques have been developed for determining the fields scattered by various obstacles. These include the first and only theoretical determination of the scattering from a cylinder of finite length. The scattering cross sections of arbitrary spheres of homogeneous materials including water and plasmas have been determined.”
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N. Bloembergen, J. A. Pierce, R. W. P. King (1973). Twenty-Five Years of Scientific Research Sponsored by the Joint Services Electronics Program at Harvard University.
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  author = {N. Bloembergen and J. A. Pierce and R. W. P. King},
  title = {Twenty-Five Years of Scientific Research Sponsored by the Joint Services Electronics Program at Harvard University},
  year = {1973},
  
  
}
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