Ronald N. Bracewell

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According to Wikipedia, Ronald Newbold Bracewell AO was the Lewis M. Terman Professor of Electrical Engineering of the Space, Telecommunications, and Radioscience Laboratory at Stanford University. Education Bracewell was born in Sydney, in 1921, and educated at Sydney Boys High School. He graduated from the University of Sydney in 1941 with the BSc degree in mathematics and physics, later receiving the degrees of B.E. , and M.E. with first class honours, and while working in the Engineering Department became the President of the Oxometrical society. During World War II he designed and developed microwave radar equipment in the Radiophysics Laboratory of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Sydney under the direction of Joseph L. Pawsey and Edward G. Bowen and from 1946 to 1949 was a research student at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, engaged in ionospheric research in the Cavendish Laboratory, where in 1949 he received his PhD degree in physics under J. A. Ratcliffe.

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Ronald N. Bracewell's Published Works

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The Fourier Transform and Its Applications (1966) (6697)
Strip Integration in Radio Astronomy (1956) (641)
Inversion of Fan-Beam Scans in Radio Astronomy (1967) (619)
Signal analysis (1978) (601)
The Fourier transform. (1989) (577)
Discrete Hartley transform (1983) (502)
The fast Hartley transform (1984) (458)
Detecting nonsolar planets by spinning infrared interferometer (1978) (423)
Two-dimensional imaging (1994) (275)
Aerial Smoothing in Radio Astronomy (1954) (189)
Affine theorem for two-dimensional Fourier transform (1993) (152)
Fourier Analysis and Imaging (2004) (142)
Searching for nonsolar planets (1979) (135)
Fast two-dimensional Hartley transform (1986) (129)
Paris Symposium on Radio Astronomy (1959) (122)
Communications from Superior Galactic Communities (1960) (105)
Computer Image Processing (1979) (89)
Interpolation and Fourier transformation of fringe visibilities (1974) (82)
Adaptive chirplet representation of signals on time-frequency plane (1991) (75)
Radio Interferometry of Discrete Sources (1958) (71)
Observation of sea-ice dynamics using synthetic aperture radar images: automated analysis (1988) (69)
Radio Astronomy Techniques (1962) (65)
Two-dimensional Aerial Smoothing in Radio Astronomy (1956) (62)
The ionospheric propagation of low- and very-low-frequency radio waves over distances less than 1000 km (1951) (62)
Optical synthesis of the Hartley transform. (1985) (62)
The Galactic Club: Intelligent Life in Outer Space (1975) (60)
The Study of Solar Flares by Means of Very Long Radio Waves (1949) (60)
Rotation of Artificial Earth Satellites (1958) (57)
Aspects of the Hartley transform (1994) (57)
Numerical Transforms (1990) (55)
Image reconstruction over a finite field of view (1975) (53)
An explanation of radio propagation at 16 kc/sec in terms of two layers below E layer (1952) (49)
A three-dimensional DFT algorithm using the fast Hartley transform (1987) (48)
Limits on Small Scale Variations in the Cosmic Background Radiation (1967) (46)
Tolerance theory of large antennas (1961) (44)
Interferometry and the spectral sensitivity island diagram (1961) (44)
Three-halves law in sunspot cycle shape (1988) (43)
The Sunspot Number Series (1953) (40)
Image reconstruction in radio astronomy (1979) (40)
An Observer moving in the 3° K Radiation Field (1968) (39)
Simulating the sunspot cycle (1986) (39)
Assessing the Hartley transform (1990) (36)
Simple Graphical Method of Correcting for Instrumental Broadening (1955) (36)
Theory of formation of an ionospheric layer below E layer based on eclipse and solar flare effects at 16 kc/sec (1952) (35)
Blurring in Tomograms Made with X‐Ray Beams of Finite Width (1979) (33)
The Stanford microwave spectroheliograph antenna, a microsteradian pencil beam interferometer (1961) (33)
Correction for Collimator Width (Restoration) in Reconstructive X‐Ray Tomography (1977) (33)
Isotropy of Cosmic Background Radiation at 10 690 MHz (1967) (31)
The Main Beam and Ring Lobes of an East-West Rotation-Synthesis Array (1973) (31)
Antenna Tolerance Theory (1960) (30)
Optical phase obtained by analogue Hartley transformation (1987) (30)
Silicon photovoltaic cells in TPV conversion (1979) (26)
Restoration in the Presence of Errors (1958) (26)
Whistler analysis in the time‐frequency plane using chirplets (1992) (26)
The Stanford five-element radio telescope (1973) (25)
Radio Reflection and Refraction Phenomena in the High Solar Corona. (1956) (25)
Sunspot number series envelope and phase (1985) (22)
Chord Construction for Correcting Aerial Smoothing (1955) (16)
Polarization in the Central Component of Centaurus A (1962) (15)
The Structure of Cygnus. (1963) (14)
Computing with the Hartley transform (1995) (13)
Lensless microwave imaging using the Hartley transform (1988) (13)
Physical aspects of the hartley transform (1989) (13)
Alternative to split-radix Hartley transform (1987) (13)
The Two-Dimensional Fourier Transform (2003) (12)
The early years of Radio Astronomy: Early work on imaging theory in radio astronomy (1984) (10)
Fraunhofer diffraction of concentric annular slits (1973) (10)
Spectral analysis of the Elatina series (1988) (10)
Two-Dimensional Convolution (2003) (10)
Knowing it all. (1993) (10)
Vector Hartley transform (1989) (9)
Correcting for Gaussian Aerial Smoothing (1955) (9)
Hilbert transform analysis of the Elatina varve record of solar activity (1986) (9)
The ionospheric propagation of radio waves of frequency 16 kc/s over distances of about 200 km (1952) (8)
The ionospheric propagation of radio waves of frequency 16 kc/s over distances of about 540 km (1952) (8)
Fraunhofer diffraction by a spiral slit (1990) (7)
Future Large Radio Telescopes (1962) (7)
The impact of varves on solar physics (1988) (7)
A Method of Correcting the Broadening of X?Ray Line Profiles (1955) (7)
Affine theorem for the Hartley transform of an image (1994) (7)
An extended Drake's equation, the longevity-separation relation, equilibrium, inhomogeneities and chain formation (1979) (7)
RADIO ASTRONOMY AT STANFORD (2005) (7)
An Orbiting Infrared Interferometer To Search For Nonsolar Planets (1979) (6)
The Maximum of the Planck Energy Spectrum (1954) (6)
Observing rotation and deformation of sea ice with synthetic aperture radar (1987) (6)
Spectral analysis of the Elatina varve series (1988) (5)
The discovery of strong extragalactic polarization using the Parkes Radio Telescope (2002) (5)
The Projection-Slice Theorem (2003) (5)
The height of 9.1 cm solar emission from latitude shift (1973) (5)
COMPARISON OF FLORIDA AND CALIFORNIA FREEZING-NUCLEUS MEASUREMENTS, JANUARY 1957 (1959) (5)
Inversion of Non-Planar Visibilities (1984) (5)
The sun as a test source for boresight calibration of microwave antennas (1971) (5)
STRUCTURE OF THE CENTRAL COMPONENT OF CENTAURUS A. (1964) (5)
Fourier Techniques in Two Dimensions (1985) (4)
Planetary influences on electrical engineering (1992) (4)
Step Discontinuities in Disk Transmission Lines (1954) (4)
Charts for Resonant Frequencies of Cavities (1947) (4)
Correcting for Running Means by Successive Substitutions (1955) (4)
Two-Dimensional Noise Images (2003) (4)
High‐resolution observations of the radio Sun at 9.1 centimeters on July 20, 1963 (1964) (4)
An imaging problem: Restoration of blurred digital characters (1985) (4)
Automated remote sensing of sea ice using synthetic aperture radar (1986) (4)
A New Transducer Diagram (1954) (4)
Impulses concealed by singularities: transmission line theory (1998) (4)
The Solar Cycle: A Central-Source Wave Theory (1989) (3)
Image Reconstruction from Strip Integrals in Computer-aided X-ray Tomography (1979) (3)
Antennas and data processing (1962) (3)
The occulting disk of the sun at radio wavelengths. (1969) (3)
Possible High-frequency Modulation of Light from the Crab Pulsar (1971) (3)
Parabolic reflectors formed by inflation (1981) (3)
Satellite Studies of the Ionization in Space by Radio (1961) (3)
Updating the power spectrum of real data by the Hartley method (1987) (3)
The 9.1‐cm Spectroheliogram of May 20, 1966 (1967) (3)
Latitude and solar-cycle dependence of the height of 9.1 cm radio emission (1973) (3)
A Corrected Formula for the Spectral Sensitivity Function in Radio Astronomy (1962) (2)
A new instrument in radio astronomy (1953) (2)
Paris Symposium on Radio Astronomy : IAU symposium no. 9 and URSI symposium no. 1 held from 30 July to 6 August 1958 (1959) (2)
Stanford Radio Astronomy Institute (1970) (2)
An instrumental development in radio astronomy (1950) (2)
Varves and solar physics (1988) (2)
Infrared planetary detection and cosmic ray čerenkov radiation (1984) (2)
Solar radio emission at 9.1 cm and sector boundaries (1975) (2)
Silicon photovoltaic cells in thermophotovoltaic conversion. Progress report (1977) (2)
Thermophotovoltaic Conversion for Isolated Electric Systems (1978) (2)
Antenna problems in radio astronomy (1957) (2)
Solar quiescent prominences at 10.7 GHz (1981) (2)
Fourier and Other Mathematical Transforms (2009) (2)
Does tetracycline deter ticks? (1982) (2)
Counts of Atmospheric Freezing Nuclei at Palo Alto, California, January 1956 (1956) (2)
Extraterrestrials: Pre-emption of the Galaxy by the First Advanced Civilization (1995) (1)
How to contact extraterrestrial intelligence (1996) (1)
Electrical Scanning and Low Pass Filtering in Radio Astronomy (1962) (1)
The Life of Joseph Fourier (1985) (1)
Two-Dimensional Impulse Functions (2003) (1)
A sudden phase anomaly, 1949 February 11 (1949) (1)
Synoptic maps of solar 9.1 cm microwave emission from June 1962 to August 1973 (1975) (1)
Review of 'Signal Analysis' (Papoulis, A.; 1977) (1978) (1)
Remote Sensing Of Sea Ice Motion Using Floe Edge And Pressure Ridge Features In SAR Images (1988) (1)
The Two-Dimensional Convolution Theorem (2003) (1)
Out of the Zenith. Jodrell Bank, 1957-1970. Bernard Lovell. Harper and Row, New York, 1974. x, 256 pp., illus. + plates. $12.50 (1974) (1)
Correction for Grating Response in Radio Astronomy. (1963) (1)
COMMENTS ON PLANETARY INFLUENCES ON ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING . AUTHOR'S REPLY (1993) (0)
Planetary influences on electrical engineering. Prolog (1992) (0)
Photographic enlargement and reduction in one dimension only (1955) (0)
V. Bush as Computer Visionary: Was Role Key or Only Memex? (1999) (0)
Using cosmic radio waves to study solar flares (1954) (0)
Steward Observatory and the Department of Astronomy, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Report 1969-1970. (1971) (0)
Observing procedures and analysis of observations (1962) (0)
Vector Hartley transform. Reply (1990) (0)
Stanford Radio Astronomy Report (1963) (0)
Astronomer for Congress (1974) (0)
Calling all stars. (1992) (0)
Radar Astronomy. John V. Evans and Tor Hagfors, Eds. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1968. xx + 620 pp., illus. $19.50 (1968) (0)
PROPOSAL LEADING TO FUTURE LARGE RADIO TELESCOPES (1963) (0)
Correction for Collimator Width in X-Ray Reconstructive Tomography (1977) (0)
Some Russian Radio Telescopes (1961) (0)
Synthetic-Aperture Radar (2003) (0)
Imaging nonsolar planets by nulling interferometry (2001) (0)
MuItidime.nsionaI MEM Spectral Estimation (1982) (0)
INTERFEROMETRY OF CENTAURUS A (1961) (0)
<italic>The Evolution of Harmonic Analysis: Models of the Real World</italic>, by Elena Prestini (2006) (0)
Discrete polar reciprocal transform for detecting multiple sporadic collineations (1992) (0)
Looking for extraterrestrial life: The search is for societies that are willing to join the club (1987) (0)
The propagation of very long radio waves (1948) (0)
Reply: Vector Hartley transform (1990) (0)
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Correction of Spectroscopic Line Profiles for Instrumental Broadening (1962) (0)
Knowing It All (1993) (0)
Comment on 'Vector Hartley transform' (1990) (0)
Diffraction Theory of Sensors and Radiators (2003) (0)
Chimeric Columns: Another Twist (1991) (0)
Theory of aerial smoothing (1962) (0)
T\No-Dirnensional Convolution (2003) (0)
Corrections to "The stanford microwave spectroheliograph antenna, a microsteradian pencil beam inter (1961) (0)
RESOLUTION OF CYGNUS A WITH A 52" BEAM (1963) (0)
Critical Frequency, Refractive Index, and Cone of Escape in the Solar Corona (1958) (0)
The Image Plane (2003) (0)
Institute of Medicine Elects New Members (1973) (0)
Radio Broadcasts from the Depths of Space (1962) (0)
The central component of Centaurus A (1961) (0)
Aperture Synthesis and Interferometry (2003) (0)
Success Story. (Book Reviews: The Evolution of Radio Astronomy) (1973) (0)
D. Joint Discussion on Problems Requiring Radio-Astronomical Observations of High Sensitivity and Resolution (1962) (0)
Radio Astronomy: Conflict of Frequencies (1967) (0)
Radio Astronomy Today. H. P. Palmer, R. D. Davies, and M. I. Large, Eds. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1963. viii + 242 pp. Illus. $6 (1964) (0)
Imaging by Convolution (2003) (0)
Fourier and Other Transform Methods (2007) (0)
A Microwave Computing Problem (1953) (0)
Sampling and Interpolation in Two Dimensions (2003) (0)
Report from Solar Institute) (1970) (0)
11. Correcting Noise Maps for Beamwidth (1960) (0)
Fourier series and transforms (2014) (0)
Fourier Inversion Of Deficient Data (1984) (0)

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