Modern radio science
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Modern radio science
（Oxford science publications）
Published for the International Union of Radio Science and the ICSU Press by Oxford University Press, 1988
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Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The collection of papers presented in this book aims to explain to non-specialists the state of the art in various areas of "radio science". The subject matter is broadly interpreted and ranges from optical techniques and laser measurement to radio astronomy. Major advances in the field of radio science are taken into account. These are increasingly interdisciplinary. The book is intended for postgraduates and researchers in radio science, astronomy and communications systems as background or introductory material.
Table of Contents
- Laser measurement 1968-1987 and beyond, W.Wolinski
- waves and spectra - a modern perspective, L.B.Felsen
- queuing and coding in multi-user communications - ideas, techniques, theory, S.Csibi
- coherent optical fiber communications, T.Okoshi
- present and future of research on wave propagation, R.K.Crane
- aspects of ionospheric physics relevant to radio propagation, H.Rishbeth
- present and future trends in research in waves in plasmas, W.S.Kurth and S.D.Shawhan
- radio astronomy - new horizons, W.J.Welch
- new communication networks, H.Seguin
- digital optical techniques in computing and switching, J.E.Midwinter
- the encounters with Comet Halley, March 1986, W.I.Axford and R.Z.Sagdeev.
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