TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND RADIO ENGINEERING - 1998 Vol. 52,
No 6


ELECTRODYNAMICS  

I. S. Fal'kovich Polarization of Radiowaves in the Ionosphere: Magnetoionic Theory and Quasi-Isotropic Approximation 1-6
A. A. Galuza and A. S. Mazmanishvili Time Characteristics of an Electromagnetic Pulse in a Homogeneous Absorbing Diffusion Medium 7-9
G. E. Karvitskii and S. L. Prosvirnin Diffraction of the Natural Waves of a Dielectric Slab at a Periodic Grating of Rectangular Patches 10-16
L. A. Pazynin and V. E. Filippenko A Model of Wave Propagation in a Quasihomogeneous Medium 17-25
Yu. M. Penkin Radial Electric Current Excitation of Electrodynamical Volumes Bounded by Impedance Spherical Surfaces  26-28
S. A. Pogarskii Diffraction of Natural Waves of an Isolated Mirror Dielectric Waveguide at a Semi-Infinite System of Microstrip Resonators  29-35
O. A. Tret'yakov and S. V. Chumachenko Oscillations in a Resonator Filled With a Time-Varying Dielectric Medium  36-45

  RADIO ASTRONOMY  

A. A. Konovalenko, K. P. Sokolov, and S. V. Stepkin Determination of Optimal Operating Frequencies for Observations With the Use of the UTR-2 Radio Telescope in the Sky Surveying Mode 46-57

  USE OF RADIO ELECTRONICS FOR STUDYING THE ATMOSPHERE  

A. G. Karabanov Some Results of the Modernization of a Vertical Probing Atmospheric Radar 58-62
A. G. Karabanov Return Signal Processing in Vertical Probing Atmospheric Radars 63-69

  ANTENNAS  

V. V. Dolzhikov Longitudinal Field Strength Distribution in the Fresnel Zone of a Round Focused Aperture 70-78
V. V. Dolzhikov Mean Power-Directivity Diagram of a Round Aperture in the Presence of Phase Fluctuations 79-86
A. I. Luchaninov, V. M. Shokalo, A. A. Konoval'tsev, A. M. Rybalko, and A. A. Shcherbina Theoretical and Experimental Studies of Large-Aperture Rectenna Arrays 87-92
I. S. Radkevich An Algorithm for Estimating Signal Spatial Parameters by an Antenna Array With Synthetic Aperture  93-96
V. M. Shokalo, A. A. Konoval'tsev, and Yu. A. Luchaninov Decrease in the Directivity of Spurious Radiation of Rectenna Arrays  97-100

  RADAR  

A. V. Vorgul: Determination of the Velocity of a Meteor Body by Using Simulation Techniques 101-104