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Engineering journals collection 2019Publishing the journals of the Materials Research Society, the Microscopy Society of America, Royal Aeronautical Society, European Microwave Association, APSIPA – Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association, and the International Centre for Diffraction Data.

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Regular PaperGuidance and control of standoff air-to-surface carrier vehicleI. Mir, A. Maqsood, S. Akhtar and S.A. Eisa 283

Improved aerofoil parameterisation based on class/shape function transformationW. He and X. Liu 310

Experimental investigation of infrared signal characteristics in a micro-turbojet engineS. M. Choi, S. Myong, R. S. Myong and W. Kim 340

Analysis of mistuned forced response in an axial high-pressure compressor rig with focus on Tyler–Sofrin modesF. Figaschewsky, A. Kühhorn, B. Beirow, T. Giersch and S. Schrape 356

Benefit and performance impact analysis of using hydrogen fuel cell powered e-taxi system on A320 class airlinerJ. A. Stockford, C. Lawson and Z. Liu 378

Design of scaled model for dynamic characteristics of stiffened cylindrical shells based on equivalent similar methodL. L. Zhou and D. K. Li 398

On-ground lateral direction control for an unswept flying-wing UAVZ. Y. Ma, X. P. Zhu and Z. Zhou 416

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5 Nonlinear spectral model for rotatingsheared turbulenceY. Zhu, C. Cambon, F. S. Godeferd &A. Salhi

S 33 Study of non-isothermal liquid evaporation insynthetic micro-pore structures with hybridlattice Boltzmann modelF. Qin, L. Del Carro, A. MazloomiMoqaddam, Q. Kang, T. Brunschwiler,D. Derome & J. Carmeliet

61 Universal evaporation dynamics of orderedarrays of sessile dropletsS. Hatte, K. Pandey, K. Pandey,S. Chakraborty & S. Basu

82 Kinematics and wake of freely fallingcylinders at moderate Reynolds numbersC. Toupoint, P. Ern & V. Roig

112 On standing gravity wave-depression cavitycollapse and jettingD. Krishna Raja, S. P. Das &E. J. Hopfinger

132 Analysis and modelling of Reynolds stressesin turbulent bubbly up-flows from directnumerical simulationsA. du Cluzeau, G. Bois & A. Toutant

169 Vortex axis tracking by iterative propagation(VATIP): a method for analysingthree-dimensional turbulent structuresL. Zhu & L. Xi

216 How the turbulent/non-turbulent interface isdifferent from internal turbulenceG. E. Elsinga & C. B. da Silva

239 Low-frequency selectivity in flat-plateboundary layer with elliptic leading edgeB. Wang, X. Mao & T. A. Zaki

S 263 Bulbous head formation in bidisperse shallowgranular flow over an inclined planeI. F. C. Denissen, T. Weinhart, A. TeVoortwis, S. Luding, J. M. N. T. Gray &A. R. Thornton

298 A theory on the spreading of impactingdropletsJ. M. Gordillo, G. Riboux & E. S. Quintero

316 Acoustic oscillations driven by boundarymass exchangeA. Offner, R. Yang, D. Felman, N. Elkayam,Y. Agnon & G. Z. Ramon

350 Interference and transmission ofspatiotemporally locally forced internal wavesin non-uniform stratificationsR. Supekar & T. Peacock

S 369 Drag force on an accelerating submerged plateE. J. Grift, N. B. Vijayaragavan,M. J. Tummers & J. Westerweel

399 Transient growth in the near wake region ofthe flow past a finite span wingNavrose, V. Brion & L. Jacquin

431 The Basset problem with dynamicslip: slip-induced memory effect andslip–stick transitionA. R. Premlata & H.-H. Wei

450 Direct numerical simulation of open-channelflow over smooth-to-rough andrough-to-smooth step changesA. Rouhi, D. Chung & N. Hutchins

S 487 The vanishing of strong turbulent fronts inbent pipesE. Rinaldi, J. Canton & P. Schlatter

503 Large-eddy simulation of turbulent flow over aparametric set of bumpsR. Matai & P. Durbin

526 Conditional statistics and flow structuresin turbulent boundary layers buffeted byfree-stream disturbancesJ. You & T. A. Zaki

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PASSIVE COMPONENTS AND CIRCUITSDesign and development of 2 kW, 3 dBhybrid coupler for the prototype IonCyclotron Resonance Frequency (ICRF)systemAbhinav Jain, Rana Pratap Yadav and S. V. Kulkarni 1

Wideband filtering power dividers with widestopband rejectionGaoya Dong, Weimin Wang, Bo Zhang and Yuanan Liu 7

RADARAn autofocusing method for imaging thetargets for TWI radar systems withcorrection of thickness and dielectricconstant of wallSandeep Kaushal, Bambam Kumar and Dharmendra Singh 15

Prediction on operating range of passivetroposcatter detection systemZan Liu and Xihong Chen 22

TERAHERTZ TECHNOLOGY ANDAPPLICATIONSA 260-GHz on-chip cavity-backed slotantennaJun Xiao, Zihang Qi, Xiuping Li, Weiwei Feng and Hua Zhu 27

ANTENNA DESIGN, MODELLING AND MEASUREMENTSCompact circularly polarized antenna withwide axial ratio bandwidth using modifiedquasi-self-complementary structureGunjan Srivastava 35

Wideband dual-polarized Vivaldi antenna with improved balun feedLizhong Song and Huiyuan Zhou 41

A Low-profile planar monopole internalantenna for GSM/DCS/PCS/IMT/UMTS/WLAN/ISM/LTE operation in the MobilephonesLakbir Belrhiti, Fatima Riouch, Abdelwahed Tribak,Jaouad Terhzaz and Angel Mediavilla Sanchez 53

A low-profile triple-band circularly polarizedwide slot antenna for wireless systemsShilpee Patil, A. K. Singh, Binod K. Kanaujia and R. L. Yadava 67

Dual band- dual polarized planar inverted F-antenna for MBAN applicationsShankar Bhattacharjee, Manas Midya, Monojit Mitra and S.R. Bhadra Chaudhuri 76

METAMATERIALS AND PHOTONIC BANDGAP STRUCTURESNovel dual band patch antenna With Gapcoupled composite right/left-handedtransmission lineZ. Ahmed, M. M. Ahmed, M. B. Ihsan, A. A. Chaudhary and J. K. Arif 87

Time-domain analysis of a CRLH coupled-line coupler using the CN-FDTDmethodMahdieh Gholami Mayani, Shahrooz Asadi andShokrollah Karimian 94

Addendum – Miniaturized branch-linecoupler based on slow-wave microstrip linesH. Alhalabi, H. Issa, E. Pistono, D. Kaddour, F. Podevin, A. Baheti, S. Abouchahine and P. Ferrari 104

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