Resonanzabsorber f�r elektromagnetische Wellen

Meyer, Erwin; Severin, Hans; Umlauft, G.

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“…The mechanical action of the shortened ligaments will then prevent the coming together of the Miillenan ducts. The above theory was also upheld by Robert Meyer (1919).…”

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Pregnancy Associated With Congenital Malformations of the Reproductive Tract

Blair

1960

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“…The mechanical action of the shortened ligaments will then prevent the coming together of the Miillenan ducts. The above theory was also upheld by Robert Meyer (1919).…”

Section: Many Theories Have Been Presented To Accountmentioning

confidence: 96%

Pregnancy Associated With Congenital Malformations of the Reproductive Tract

Blair

1960

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“…CA materials are used to represents the processes and components occurring based on circuit theory, in absorber design to model reflectivity. Severin and Meyer made experimental absorbers based on slots in resistive foil, resistance loaded loops, dipoles, strips of resistive, and magnetic materials with different orientations, magnetic loading of resonant materials, and surface shaping, and so on. The representative material models are given in Figure .…”

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Polymer matrix composites as broadband radar absorbing structures for stealth aircrafts

Jayalakshmi

Inamdar

Anand

et al. 2018

J of Applied Polymer Sci

140

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Stealth or low observable technology has been one of the most critical requirements for military aviation sector to counter the ever‐advancing target detection technologies worldwide. Among many, Radar, which operates in the broadband spectrum, is one of the principal threats, which measures the radar cross section (RCS) of the aircraft. Hence, researchers are putting immense efforts to develop low RCS materials based on polymer matrix composites (PMCs) called as radar absorbing structures (RAS), to replace highly reflective conventional metallic aircraft structures. Though many researchers have been successful in RAS realization using radar absorbing materials (RAMs) as fillers, this review article reckons the state‐of‐the‐art advanced research on the realization of RAS using a combination of RAMs and multilayered grid devices such as, frequency selective surfaces, circuit analog absorbers, metamaterials, and so on, and their effect on mechanical properties to deliver superior performance RAS for stealth aircrafts. © 2018 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 2019, 136, 47241.

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“…the force arising from differences in concentration across the excitable membrane (the "chemical" or diffusion term) and the force created by the presence of an electrical potential difference (the "electrophoretic" term). Strict electrochemical theories of "two force" electrolyte diffusion founded by Nernst and Planck, as well as modern extensions (for instance by Meyer and Sievers (1936), Goldman (1943), Schlt~gl (1954Schlt~gl ( , 1955, Schltigl and SchBdel (1955), and Teorell (I935, 1951) have failed to prove the existence of rhythmical or oscillatory transport processes. Kirkwood (1954) mentions impedance quantities which might give rise to periodic events (of.…”

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Electrokinetic Membrane Processes in Relation to Properties of Excitable Tissues

Teorell

1959

The Journal of General Physiology

180

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An artificial system is studied consisting of salt solutions of different concentrations separated by a porous, "charged" membrane, through which a constant electric current is passed. Experiments on such systems demonstrate rhythmic variations of the transmembrane potential and the membrane resistance, which are concomitant with an oscillatory streaming of water solution across the membrane. The repetitive oscillations can be of a damped or undamped type dependent on the "stimulating" current density.A qualitative discussion of the mechanism of the oscillations is given. It centers around, ~e periodic resistance changes in the membrane, which result from a complicated.hterplay between the driving forces present. The importance of electroosmotic effects is emphasized.A few .comparisons relating t O possible dectrophysiological implications are presented, i n the metastable state of this membrane oscillator, "make" and "break" responses can be triggered by electric as wall as by mechanical (pressure) "stimuli."

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Resonanzabsorber f�r elektromagnetische Wellen

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Pregnancy Associated With Congenital Malformations of the Reproductive Tract

Pregnancy Associated With Congenital Malformations of the Reproductive Tract

Polymer matrix composites as broadband radar absorbing structures for stealth aircrafts

Electrokinetic Membrane Processes in Relation to Properties of Excitable Tissues

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