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MATH’S NOTES

n our February 2020 column we described an old-fashioned method that early experimenters employed to try to build wireless transmission systems before electromagnetic waves (radio) were commonly understood, developed and used. For those who don’t recall that column, what we described is basically shown in and is a magnetic (no “electro”) wave transmission system. Recently, after reading about similar systems used to communicate with miners underground or

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