Cecil Moore wrote:
Gene Fuller wrote:
I did a little bit of the cheap modern day replacement for research by
Googling "wave reflection model". Some 455 references came back.

That's strange. When I did the identical thing, 1,970,000
references came back. Wonder what is wrong with your computer?

When quotes are used, I get 455. Without quotes, I get about 297,000.
Since I am looking for the exact expression, not just the three words
somewhere in a web page, I use the quotes.

I am using Firefox with plain 'ol Google. No special setups.

In any case, you answered my question. "Wave reflection model" means
nothing beyond ordinary electromagnetic theory. Big deal.

73,
Gene
W4SZ

Gene Fuller wrote:
In any case, you answered my question. "Wave reflection model" means
nothing beyond ordinary electromagnetic theory. Big deal.

It is a big deal when someone asserts that there is
no energy in a reflected EM wave or that the energy
in a reflected EM wave doesn't have to be conserved
or that a reflected wave doesn't obey the rules
of the wave reflection model.
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73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com