Each term of the solution can be interpreted as an incident, reflected, or transmitted component of the wave, allowing the calculation of transmission and reflection coefficients.
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The reflection coefficient of a load is determined by its impedance \ scriptstyle Z _ L \, and the impedance toward the source \ scriptstyle Z _ S \,
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The propagation ( as well as reflection coefficient ) of the ordinary ray is simply described by " n " o as if there were no birefringence involved.
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The reflection coefficient ( ? ) is used to correct the magnitude of the measured gradient to'correct for'the ineffectiveness of some of the oncotic pressure gradient.
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The likelihood that the particle will pass through the barrier is given by the transmission coefficient, whereas the likelihood that it is reflected is given by the reflection coefficient.
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Note that in the field of transmission lines, the term transmission coefficient has a different meaning despite the similarity of name : it is the companion of the reflection coefficient.
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Slotted lines can measure standing waves, wavelength, and, with some calculation or plotting on Smith charts, a number of other parameters including reflection coefficient and electrical impedance.
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Determine the time evolution of the eigenfunctions associated to each eigenvalue \ lambda, the norming constants, and the reflection coefficient, all three comprising the so-called scattering data.
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:: I can more easily tackle the OP's conclusion, because a simple ETDR experiment shows that an open-circuited cable has a reflection coefficient close to 1.
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This is accomplished by computing a filter that best shapes the angle-dependent well log reflection coefficients in the region of interest to the corresponding offset stack at the well locations.
