On Jan 3, 11:10*am, Cecil Moore wrote:
Keith Dysart wrote:
When the pulses are not identical, the energy that crosses
the point is exactly sufficient to turn one pulse
into the other. The remainder of the energy must bounce
because it does not cross the mid-point.

All you have proved is that you cannot tell one photon
from another. Your whole charge repulsion argument
falls apart when dealing with photons (which constitute
EM waves). I suggest you study and discover what is
possible with photons and what is not possible.

Can photons explain the state of a transmission
line driven with a step function after the line
has settled to a constant voltage?

If not, there would seem to be some difficulty
with the applicability.

...Keith