… The real part is not shown, since the real and imaginary parts of w are proportional to each
other in total reflection: Im w=Re w ¼ tan d=2 when r ¼ eid (Sect. 2.2). The classical turning …

… Reactive reflection or reflection in action is sometimes quite difficult if not impossible to
recall after the events. However, reflection here is crucial. Experienced teachers have a rich …

… depends on the specific T/R device and on the employed equipment. In … The purpose of this
paper is to present an overview of T/R-based … In the second section, the most well-known T/R …

… Other reflections (single or multiple) will lead to yet other values of r. Such reflections affect
not only single rs, but the substantive results when matrices of such rs are (Mactor analyzed, …

… of finding the specular reflection coefficient R of a perfectly … This formula will be useful for
calculating R from approximate … approximation (19) for R, in which p(x) does notappear at all. …

… to the reflection in T; similarly T effects the reflection in o- and R=… of the basic translations of
which R is a product according to 3.6… From the equation for the reflection R in the hyperplane …

… We now consider the relationship of the reflection fraction R f to the reflection strength R s
. This latter parameter is a straightforward observable and its value is meaningful, and …

… As the induction measure we use the triple (r, d, Z), where d and I are, as usual, the degree
of the cut-formula and the length of the derivation of a topmost multicut, whereas r is the …

… The shape of the Bragg case reflection curve R of a perfect … 5 consecutive Bragg reflections
yield the much steeper reflection … of reflection, the reflection curve R is asymmetric in shape. …

… reflection, if it is diagonalizable and if all but one of its eigenvalues are equal to 1 (what we
call reflection is called pseudo-reflection … ) then G is a reflection group, R is generated by the fi …