Studies in radar cross sections - XXXIII.  Exact near field and far field solution for the back-scattering of a pulse from a perfectly conducting sphere

Studies in radar cross sections - XXXIII. Exact near field and far field solution for the back-scattering of a pulse from a perfectly conducting sphere

by V. H. Weston

Part of University of Michigan report -- 2778-4-T

1959

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