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Old September 10th 03, 10:41 PM
M. J. Powell
 
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In message , Tom Bruhns
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Aren't you glad we don't generally have to worry about nonlinearities
in the propagation of our waves (through space or along transmission
lines)? (Well, maybe you do if you aren't using a reasonable model
for your lines...) Following is from an e-newsletter I get:


But propagation is non-linear through the ionosphere. The velocity
varies with the electron density. Otherwise the wave wouldn't bend.

Mike
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