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TABLE OF CONTENTS Personnel vi Publications and Reports xiv Introduction xix GENERAL PHYSICS I. Molecular Beams 1 Comparison of Techniques for Surface Measurements II. Radio Astronomy 5 Interferometric Survey of the Radio Emission of Normal Galaxies 5 Further Results from the Nimbus-5 Microwave Spectrometer Experiment 7 Microwave Emission from Atmospheric Oxygen III. 1 11 21 Electrodynamics of Media Model of Mode Locking with Saturable Absorber 21 Inversion Growth in an HF Laser Amplifier II 24 Electromagnetic Waves in Layered Biaxial Media 34 Radiation Patterns of Electric Dipoles over Anisotropic Half-Space 38 PLASMA DYNAMICS IV. Plasmas and Controlled Nuclear Fusion 45 Waves and Radiation V. Calculation of Some Coupling Coefficients for the Interaction of Two Electromagnetic Waves with an Electrostatic Wave in a Plasma 45 Effect of Plasma Turbulence upon an Optical Transition Having a Nearby Forbidden Component 55 59 Gaseous Electronics High-Pressure TEA CO 2 59 Laser High Repetition Rate TEA CO 2 Laser Stimulated Emission from High-Pressure Rare Gas Plasmas QPR No. 110 45 62 65 CONTENTS VI. 79 Applied Plasma Research 79 Active Plasma Systems Dispersion Relations (Wave Number vs Density) for Warm-Plasma Modes near Lower Hybrid Resonance 79 Symbolic Computation of Nonlinear Wave-Wave Interactions 86 Parametric Excitation of Ion Waves by Waves near the Lower Hybrid Frequency 118 Laser-Plasma Interactions Generation and Amplification of High-Intensity, second TEA CO 2 Laser Pulses Nano- Laser-Induced High-Frequency Stark Effect in a Plasma CO 2 104 Short-Pulse Amplification Studies 118 122 127 COMMUNICATION SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING VII. VIII. Processing and Transmission of Information Constraints Imposed by the Law of Conservation of Energy on Possible Forms of Interaction Hamiltonians 137 Realization of an Optimum Quantum Measurement by Extension of Hilbert-Space Technique 140 On the Optimum Quantum Receiver for the M-ary Linearly Independent Pure State Problem 142 Computer Updating of a Data Structure 147 155 Speech Communication Potential Role of Property Detectors of Consonants in the Perception Measurement of Vibration Patterns of Excised Larynxes IX. Linguistic s Clause Boundary and Dominance Effects on Sentence Perception X. Communications Biophysics Design of Nursing-Home Telemedicine Systems XI. Neurophysiology Synthesis of Acetylcholine and Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid in the Tectum of the Tiger Salamander, Ambystoma tigrinum QPR No. 137 110 155 169 177 177 183 184 185 185 CONTENTS XII. Signal Processing Rapid 1/3 Octave Pinna Response Measurements 189 189 Author Index 191 Research Support Index 192 QPR No. 110