Modern Radio Science 1996 [Hardcover]

The contributions to this book are the invited lectures (tutorial and general) presented at the XXV General Assembly of the International Union of Radio Science in Belgium, August 1995. They are surveys of current and likely future developments in a diverse range of subjects under the umbrella of Radio Science.

Radioscience, pulsar and general relativity,Dr J.H. Taylor
Lightwave communications,Dr M. Joindot
From coherence to confusion: a conservative SAR view,Dr R.K. Raney
Nonlinear physics and chaos,Prof. W. Lauterborn
Counting of single flux and single charge quanta for metrology,Prof. Dr J. Niemeyer
High frequency methods in electromagnetics,Prof. R. Tiberio
Communications by means of low earth orbiting satellites,Prof. R.L. Pickholtz
Optoelectronics integration,Dr H. Burkhard
Topology-based modeling of very large em-systems,Prof. P. Degauque and Dr J.P. Parmantier
Impact of numerical methods on propagation modeling,Dr K.H. Craig
The equatorial ionosphere,Dr B.M. Reddy
Radio emmission from instabilities in space plasmas: marginal stability, stochastic growth and fine structures,Prof. D.B. Melrose
Cosmics MASERS - a useful tool in radio astronomy,Dr J.M. Moran
Personnal communication services - technology and health concerns - Is there a common solution?,Prof. M.A. Stuchly