Reprinted from SPIE Vol. 637-0ce8n Optics VUI 1986 by the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers. 80x 10, Bellingham, WAUSA Effects of sensor characteristics on the inferred vertical structure of

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• Electromagnetic radiation
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• Physics
• Irradiance
• Sunlight
• Transparency and translucency
• Light field
• Radiance
• Physical quantities
• Radiometry
• Measurement

Electromagnetic form factor of the pion in the field-theory-inspired approach N. N. Achasova∗, A. A. Kozhevnikov a a,b†

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Chapter 8 Interaction of Charged Particles with Electromagnetic Radiation In this Section we want to describe how a quantum mechanical particle, e.g., an electron in a hydrogen atom, is affected by electromagnetic field

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DEVELOPMENT AND CREATION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SEPARATOR FOR ISOTOPE SEPARATION IN THE SYSTEM OF OPPOSING AXISYMMETRIC MAGNETIC FIELDS WITH TWO FIELD REVERSES A.M. Yegorov, A.G. Lymar’, L.I. Nikolaichuk ∗, V.A. Popo

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Proceedings of IPAC2014, Dresden, Germany MOPME003 RADIO FREQUENCY QUADRUPOLE SURROGATE FIELD MODELS BASED ON 3D ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD SIMULATION RESULTS∗

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COMPTON RADIATION OF AN ELECTRON IN THE FIELD OF RUNNING PLANE LINEAR POLARIZED ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE I. Drebot∗, Yu. Grigor’ev, A. Zelinsky National Science Center ”Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology”, 6

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Stefan Doepner JedinicaJedan / UnitOne, 2013 The fluorescent light - electromagnetic field orchestra Are we romantic? Probably it happened at least once in your lifetime that you were wondering about how lightening and t

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: May 2011 EMF Executive Summary Page 1 Electromagnetic Field Measurements (EMF)

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Low‐Frequency, Motionally Induced Electromagnetic Fields in the Ocean 2. Electric Field and Eulerian Current Comparison

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Chapter 8 Interaction of Charged Particles with Electromagnetic Radiation In this Section we want to describe how a quantum mechanical particle, e.g., an electron in a hydrogen atom, is affected by electromagnetic field

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