If the sample is considered very thin, and a weak scatterer, so that the phase shift is < < 1, then the wave function can be approximated by a linear Taylor polynomial expansion.
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A number of FSS scatterer configurations are now known, ranging from early types such as resonant dipoles, disks and squares to crossed dipoles, Jerusalem crosses, four-legged loaded slots and tripoles,
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Therefore combining all of these expressions and noting \ mathbf { r }, \ mathbf { r } " are far from the scatterer we arrive at the Resonant-state-expansion Born approximation
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EIT used multilayer coated reflective mirrors that were coated with alternate layers of a light " spacer " element ( such as silicon ), and a heavy " scatterer " element ( such as molybdenum ).
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Since this is impractical, all commercial instruments are calibrated using a strong, known scatterer like toluene since the Rayleigh ratio of toluene and a few other solvents were measured using an absolute light scattering instrument.
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"Brevibora dorsiocellata " is a typical rasbora with respect to breeding, namely it is a scatterer of non-adhesive eggs, choosing fine-leaved aquatic foliage as the repository for its eggs.
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Generally in scattering theory and in particular in quantum mechanics, the "'Born approximation "'consists of taking the incident field in place of the total field as the driving field at each point in the scatterer.
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The so-called LOS-vector is a unit vector \ vec u = ( u, v, w ) ^ t ( in the figures shown as a red arrow ) pointing from the antenna to a ground scatterer.
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In this equation, R and X represent the real and imaginary parts, respectively, of the Z matrix, \ lambda _ n represents the characteristic eigenvalues, and J _ n represents the characteristic currents or eigencurrents of the scatterer.
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Many important years in Jewish history are indicated by their respective chronograms; e . g ., the year 1492 by ???? ( " scatterer " = 252, after Jer . xxi . 10, which says that God scattered Israel ).
