Publications

HE general formula for the mutual impedance of wires embedded in a conducting medium and lying in one of two parallel planes of discontinuity in the conductivity with displacement currents neglecte

HE previous paper for mutual Tearth formula ofestablished in atothin wires wires lyingtheinthehorizontal impedance any grounded lying on surface of the has now been extended include 1 planes above

HE mutual impedance of grounded circuits may be derived from certain results obtained by A. Sommerfeld, 1 who has developed formula?

T HE magnitude of the inductive coupling between power and telephone lines is a factor of fundamental importance in problems of coordination to prevent interference between these two classes of lin

Formulas are derived for the direct-current mutual resistance and inductance between circuits grounded at the surface of the earth.

T V H E concept of the mutual impedance per unit length between two straight parallel filamentary conductors is well understood by engineers, and its calculation formula is simple.

We investigated the mutual inductance and the noise of high-Tc superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDS) with flip-chip and integrated input coils.

Principles of Generalized Dissymmetrical Networks. We shall consider first the impedance and propagation characteristics of certain generalized networks.

We introduce a search problem called ``mutual search{''} where k agents, arbitrarily distributed over n sites, are required to locate one another by posing queries of the form ``Anybody at site i?{

Consider a set of objects, abstracted to points of a spatially stationary point process in R-d, that deliver to each other a service at a rate depending on their distance.