Use of a high-speed computer for ground-wave calculations

Gerks, Irvin H.

doi:10.1109/tap.1962.1137875

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“…The basis for establishing the equivalence is contained in the expression for the field strength due to an elemental dipole above a smooth airless material sphere. This expression (Gerks, 1962) is ' h = height of the transmitter above the surface of the sphere and a= effective radius of the sphere.…”

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“…That is, there must be continuity of the radial wave impedance. The electrical character of a given sphere is described by a parameter T (Gerks, 1962), defined as…”

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Diffraction of Radio Waves in a Stratified Troposphere

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The problem of diffraction around a smooth, finitely conducting earth is reexamined with the objective of obtaining an exact solution for the case of an exponential profile of refractivity. The methods employed are largely conventional. However, care is taken to avoid approximations of doubt· ful accuracy, and the solution is illustrated by numerical computations. It is shown that the method of using an effective earth radius and assuming a homogeneous medium is generally sound.

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Use of a high-speed computer for ground-wave calculations

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A Laboratory Model for Studying Transhorizon Radio Wave Propagation Phenomena

A Laboratory Model for Studying Transhorizon Radio Wave Propagation Phenomena

Diffraction of Radio Waves in a Stratified Troposphere

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