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Aerial Synthesis

Paul Nelson

September 1971

A film on Aerial Synthesis was produced for an exhibition of the work of the Research Councils in the London Science Museum from May to October 1972. The film was commissioned by the Department of Education and Science. The film illustrated the effect of aerials at different positions on the earth's surface.

Physex 1

Also on the Physex reel were the following:

Boltzmann Distribution: School of Physical and Molecular Sciences, University College of North Wales, Bangor
Jet Flow: Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, Southampton University

Paul Nelson produced the film initially in black and white and it was then modified in order to obtain a multi colour print for the exhibition film loop.

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