Probably but once the wave is out it still behave "as usual". Du would have to
spread them apart.
The idea is similar to using superconductor for a very small dipole.
By the way, it's the motion of charges not necessary electrons that result in
radiation.
Hans - N2JFS
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From: Marsh Stewart <marsh@ka5m.net>
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Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] New understanding of electromagnetism could enable
antennas on a chip
Can I use 4 chips to make an array? ;-)
73, Marsh
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Sorry...
My mail program went nuts.
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