Microwave propagation experiments, over a short range, demonstrated that the ratio b=c/v of the light velocity c to the observed one v resulted to be less than unity. The various results are here interpreted and compared with the theoretical predictions according to a classical electromagnetic model and to an alternative model based on the assumption of a broken local Lorentz invariance. In any case, the observed superluminal behavior is found to be peculiar to near field.

Agresti, A., Cacciari, I., Ranfagni, A., Mugnai, D., Mignani, R., Petrucci, A. (2015). Two possible interpretations of the near-field anomaly in microwave propagation. RESULTS IN PHYSICS, 5, 196-198 [10.1016/j.rinp.2015.08.002].

Two possible interpretations of the near-field anomaly in microwave propagation

MIGNANI, ROBERTO;
2015-01-01

Abstract

Microwave propagation experiments, over a short range, demonstrated that the ratio b=c/v of the light velocity c to the observed one v resulted to be less than unity. The various results are here interpreted and compared with the theoretical predictions according to a classical electromagnetic model and to an alternative model based on the assumption of a broken local Lorentz invariance. In any case, the observed superluminal behavior is found to be peculiar to near field.
2015
Agresti, A., Cacciari, I., Ranfagni, A., Mugnai, D., Mignani, R., Petrucci, A. (2015). Two possible interpretations of the near-field anomaly in microwave propagation. RESULTS IN PHYSICS, 5, 196-198 [10.1016/j.rinp.2015.08.002].
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