From Nullity to Propagation of Radiation
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https://doi.org/10.14738/aivp.113.14854Keywords:
Nullity, Positive wavelength, Negative wavelength, Positive frequency, Negative frequencyAbstract
In this paper the probable splitting of Nullity is discussed. An attempt has been made to build a hypothesis regarding two regimes of wave and frequency. The possibility of a regime of negative wavelength, negative frequency is hypothesised on the ground that without its presence two regimes cannot reunite to form the Nullity again. It has been tried to show how changes in wavelength and frequency of radiation, that followed the splitting, occur.
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