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To: Bernard Levy who wrote (6288)	1/18/2000 2:16:00 AM
From: jack bittner	Read Replies (1) of 12823

hello Bernard, the url suggested by Scott Zion indicates solitons work with the power they do because the leading edge of the pulse is being overtaken by the trailing edge - a beautiful and bizarre phenomenon to contemplate. reminds me of Babe Herman of the 1930's Brooklyn Dodgers. With Dodger teammates on 1st and 2nd, Herman hit a long ball which he personally decided was a home run, but was a long fly out. Herman put his head down and rounded first base. The Dodger who'd been on first base saw the ball caught and tried to return to 1st (Doppler Red Shift)- to find Herman thundering down on him. (Doppler Blue Shift, if there ever was one) If Herman passed him, he'd be out. So he had to run faster than Herman.(ruining the metaphor) The Dodger who'd been on 2nd also saw the ball caught, couldn't return to 2nd, rounded 3rd, returned to 3rd. All 3 Dodgers wound up on 3rd with the ball in the hands of the opposing 3rd baseman who tagged everybody, yelling "I don't know, but SOMEBODY'S OUT!", for a triple play. do you have any idea on the differences in soliton utilization among corvis, qtera and algety? - and, if so, any take on which is most practical?

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