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space wave

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space wave [′spās ‚wāv]
(electromagnetism)
The component of a ground wave that travels more or less directly through space from the transmitting antenna to the receiving antenna; one part of the space wave goes directly from one antenna to the other; another part is reflected off the earth between the antennas.


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In short, space waves were real, while mass and charge points are mere appearances of the wave structure, "Schaumkommen" in the words of Schroedinger.
Phonons occur as two types of wavelength temperature-associated space waves referred to as auditory and optical.
 
 
 
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