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Linear Arrays with arbitrarily distributed elements

H. Unz
- 01 Mar 1960 - 
- Vol. 8, Iss: 2, pp 222-223
TLDR
In this article, a linear array with general arbitrarily distributed elements is discussed and a matrix relationship is found between the elements of the array and its far-zone pattern, where the lower bound of the stored energy and the Q factor of the linear array are found.
Abstract
A linear array with general arbitrarily distributed elements is discussed. A matrix relationship is found between the elements of the array and its far-zone pattern. The lower bound of the stored energy and the Q factor of the array are found. A figure of merit for the array is defined.

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