LXXVI. <i>The diffraction of electromagnetic waves from an electrical point source round a finitely conducting sphere, with applications to radiotelegraphy and the theory of the rainbow.</i>—Part II
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(1937). XIII. The diffraction of electromagnetic waves from an electrical point source round a finitely conducting sphere, with applications to badiotelegraphy and the theory of the rainbow.— Part I. The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science: Vol. 24, No. 159, pp. 141-176.
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