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Following a critical discussion of the problems of theory and experiment and their coordination, experimentally determined curves for the impedance of a symmetrical, cylindrical antenna terminating a two-wire line are given and interpreted. The conclusion is reached that the impedance of an antenna, especially near anti-resonance, depends in a large measure on the proximity and the nature of the input terminals.
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King et al. (1945) studied this question.
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