Theoretical and Experimental Research on Faster-Than-Light Speed

Author: Huang Zhi-xun
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is a systematic collection of papers on the study of faster-than-light research, with the essence of electromagnetic waves and light waves as its core. The book is divided into three parts, with a total of 22 articles. Part 1 consists of 8 articles, primarily discussing the theory and experiments of faster-than-light phenomena, introducing the contributions of scientists from multiple countries, including the author and other Chinese scientists. The second part contains 7 articles, covering some related issues to faster-than-light research, such as special relativity, EPR paradox, fine-structure constant, and dark energy. The third part also has 7 articles, which may seem unrelated to faster-than-light research at first glance but are actually connected to it. These articles discuss the use of electromagnetic theory to handle microwave structures like waveguides and transverse electromagnetic cells, elaborating on the Proca equations. From the perspective of modern scientific and technological development, these articles hold significant importance. The book concludes with an appendix. A distinctive feature of this book is its approach to faster-than-light scientific problems from multiple angles using methods from different disciplines. This book is suitable for a wide range of readers, including researchers, engineering technicians, university and college faculty and students, as well as science enthusiasts. It is particularly valuable for electronic engineers and physicists.