0 present participle of propagate --
2 to spread opinions, lies, or beliefs among a lot of people: --
3 to send out or spread light or sound waves, movement, etc., or to be sent out or spread: --
This generates a shock propagating from left to right in the foam, with velocities and pressure typical of the first shock in direct-drive targets.
The physical polarities of electromagnetic waves propagating in a magnetoplasma-filled cylindrical waveguide are studied by numerical calculations and simple analytical analyses.
We believe that these cells have an integral role, together with cholinergic neurons, in sustaining and propagating rhythmic activity within basalo-cortical-basal circuits.
Otherwise, lower-hybrid waves would have accumulated, propagating around the periodic system.
For our axial profile measurements, the beam (514.5nm) from an argon ion laser was collimated and oriented coincident with and propagating up the jet centreline.
A solution satisfying the usual radiation conditions is found to the problem of an internal wave propagating towards a corner.
Assuming a non-relativistic three species electron-positron-ion plasma, the counterstreaming instability is investigated for waves propagating parallel and perpendicular to a homogeneous background magnetic field.
The propagating wave packets assume a conical shape where the parallel group velocity is more than the perpendicular one.
