Comment I on ``Generation of focused, nonspherically decaying pulses of electromagnetic radiation''

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Aug 2000

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Physical Review E (Statistical Physics, Plasmas, Fluids, and Related Interdisciplinary Topics), Volume 62, Issue 2, August 2000,

Physics

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Electromagnetic Wave Propagation, Radiowave Propagation, Classical Electromagnetism, Maxwell Equations, Antennas: Theory, Components And Accessories, Pulsars

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Superluminally moving charge distributions of the type considered by
Ardavan commonly occur inside waveguides and the radiation emitted by
such sources is well known. The application of standard antenna theory
shows that Ardavan has overestimated the intensity from typical pulsars
by a factor exceeding 109.

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