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Very high frequency radiowave scattering by a disturbed sea surface Part II: Scattering from an actual sea surface

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Published1968
Citations126
References21

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1957 • 67 citations

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1965 • 42 citations

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1964 • 29 citations

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2005 • 27 citations

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1966 • 25 citations

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1960 • 23 citations

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1946 • 16 citations

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1965 • 11 citations

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1959 • 10 citations

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1966 • 10 citations

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1964 • 7 citations

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