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2024
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Kale Weichman, Kyle G. Miller, B. Malaca, Warren B. Mori, J. R. Pierce, D. Ramsey, Jorge Vieira, Marija Vranic, John P. Palastro:
Analytic pulse technique for computational electromagnetics. Comput. Phys. Commun. 298: 109096 (2024)

1990 – 1999

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1999
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J. R. Pierce:
Communication As An Alternative To Travel. Proc. IEEE 87(4): 679 (1999)
1997
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J. R. Pierce, R. Kompfner:
Transoceanic communication by means of satellites (classic paper). Proc. IEEE 85(6): 1011-1019 (1997)

1970 – 1979

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1973
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J. R. Pierce:
Human Communication: A Unified View. IEEE Trans. Commun. 21(10): 1167-1168 (1973)

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