Sentence examples for coefficient of reflection from inspiring English sources
An infrasonic wave produces variations of plasma concentration in the ionosphere and VLF wave coefficient of reflection from the ionosphere.
Even for the vertical case, the coefficient of reflection due to regular waves for dentated seawall ranged from 0.6 0.99 and for the vertical serrated seawall it was 0.45 0.98, whereas for the vertical plane wall, it was almost 1.0.
A framework is prescribed in this manuscript through which designers can evaluate coefficient of reflection, a major factor for design of marine vessels and offshore structures for protection against blast loads, in different conditions considering water depth, salinity, temperature and also latitude.
While the graphic processing of the ultrasonic coefficient of reflection may easily be displayed as a 'contact map', the quantitative accuracy of the method was also investigated by comparing experimental results with those obtained from a Finite Element model of the system.
The coefficient of reflection of whistler-mode waves from the ionosphere affects the Q-factor of the magnetospheric resonator.
At δ=0, the coefficient r becomes the Fresnel coefficient of reflection of the p-polarized wave (see, for instance, Eq. (2.49) of [4]).
The coefficients of reflection and transmission computed in this manner are therefore of questionable value.
The formulas for the coefficients of reflection of waves of filtration velocity and fluid pressure are given.
The complex coefficients of reflection and transmission of elastic waves in rods at the location of a sudden change in cross-section are examined.
It is shown here how the coefficients of reflection and transmission can be computed by using standard finite element codes designed for the solution of eigenvalue rather than wave propagation problems.
In Section 7, the energy conservation is also determined to derive power balance relationship between different coefficients of reflection and transmission.
