Further measurements of delay time, in the transfer of modulation between microwave beams, are reported even considering the angular dependence in the orientation of the F-1 c.w. launcher. The obtained results allow for a better interpretation of the observed phenomenology on the basis of a more sophisticated analysis, which takes into account the presence of pole singularities in field-amplitude evaluations according to the saddle point method. The model already presented in one of our previous publications, consisting of a photon-photon scattering mechanism as concomitant with a stochastic process, is then confirmed.

Modulation Transfer between Microwave Beams: Angular Dependence of the Delay-Time

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Ranfagni Anedio
2023

Abstract

Further measurements of delay time, in the transfer of modulation between microwave beams, are reported even considering the angular dependence in the orientation of the F-1 c.w. launcher. The obtained results allow for a better interpretation of the observed phenomenology on the basis of a more sophisticated analysis, which takes into account the presence of pole singularities in field-amplitude evaluations according to the saddle point method. The model already presented in one of our previous publications, consisting of a photon-photon scattering mechanism as concomitant with a stochastic process, is then confirmed.
2023
Istituto di Fisica Applicata - IFAC
microwave propagation
delay-time angular dependence
saddle point method
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