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  1. Microwave Emission from a Dense Plasma Focus

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  2. Atmospheric temperature structure from the microwave emission of oxygen

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Meteorology, 1964.

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  3. Microwave emission in a plasma filled nonuniform backward wave oscillator

    High power microwave radiation is used in science, industry, and by the military for a variety of purposes including the acceleration of particles in high energy physics, heating of plasma particles, radiation treatment of surfaces in manufacturing, and for electronic warfare in the military. Among …

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  4. An Optically-Pumped Frequency Stable Tunable Maser and Infrared-Microwave Double-Resonance Experiments in Ammonia

    Microwave emission attributed to a linear cascade effect has been observed from ('14)NH(,3) optically pumped by a CO(,2) laser. The emission is tunable over the saturated homogeneous linewidth of the ground state sQ(5,4) inversion transition at 22.653 GHz. The circulating power density of the …

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  5. FOREGROUND CONTROL AND CHARACTERIZATION IN COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND EXPERIMENTS

    … detected as a blackbody spectrum in the microwave range. Measuring its intensity anisotropies and the so-called E-modes polarization pattern have proven to be powerful tools to constrain the cosmological parameters to sub-percent precision. The present and future challenges in CMB …

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  6. Multiphysics simulations of magnetic nanostructures

    … cylindrical nanopillar, it is possible to obtain microwave emission with frequencies of 5-35 GHz for applied current densities between 0.5-2.0 x 10<sup>11</sup> A/m<sup>2</sup> and without the need for an externally applied magnetic field. We proposed a one dimensional analytical model and found a …

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  7. Satellite Microwave Remote Sensing of Boreal-Arctic Land Surface State and Meteorology from AMSR-E

    … wetness information from the EOS Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer (AMSR-E) on the Aqua satellite for eight Boreal forest and Arctic tundra biophysical monitoring sites across Alaska and northern Canada. Daily vapor pressure deficit is determined by employing AMSR-E daily …

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  8. Satellite Microwave Remote Sensing of Boreal-Arctic Land Surface State and Meteorology from AMSR-E

    … wetness information from the EOS Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer (AMSR-E) on the Aqua satellite for eight Boreal forest and Arctic tundra biophysical monitoring sites across Alaska and northern Canada. Daily vapor pressure deficit is determined by employing AMSR-E daily …

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