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			 wrote: 
 6) From 2) and 5), the power (rate of energy flowing) at quarter 
    wave points will be 0 
 
The NET power will be zero. The forward power flow vector is NOT 
zero and the reflected power flow vector is NOT zero. The NET power 
of zero is complete destructive interference in action. It happens 
all the time to two light beams whose energies are not affected by 
the interference. 
 
 7) From 6), the energy crossing quarter wave points is 0 
 
The NET energy crossing quarter wave points is 0. The two component 
energies crossing quarter wave points are not 0. They are the 
constant forward power flow vector and the constant reflected 
power flow vector as explained in Ramo & Whinnery. Their ratio 
is the power reflection coefficient. Equation 3, page 350, _Fields_ 
and_Waves_in_Communications_Electronics_, Ramo, Whinnery, & Van Duzer. 
 
(Pz-)/(Pz+)=|rho|^2 
 
 All the steps in Assertion A seem correct to me. 
 
Yes, that is your problem. They are not correct for the two 
component energies. 
 
 Can you help me find the false step which makes Assertion A false? 
 
Here it is again, for the Nth time. There are two waves flowing in opposite 
directions, each possessing its own constant energy, each flowing unopposed 
end to end in the transmission line. 
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73, Cecil   http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp
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