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About what? I read what I need to read in order to do whatever it is
I need to do. I don't need to read any more about small antennas in order
to deal with the likes of you. As you recall, I was probably the first one
to jump on you when you falsely claimed that small radiators are
inefficient.
Anyone that has actually read up on the subject knows that that is not
true.
If anyone needs to invest in some good textbooks on the subject, it's you.

Based upon what you write, I suspect that your textbooks were written by
Dr.Seuss. The most advanced of my textbooks, which was a course textbook
back in the early 1970s was, "Fields and Waves in Communications
Electronics"
by Ramo, Whinnery and Van Duzer; Ramo and Whinnery being the R and the W
in TRW.

Short antennae are poor radiatiors. I refer you to the book, "Antennas" by
"Those Engineers Ltd", a Yank book from 1948 that discusses that issue.