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How a lightsaber works and some home uses for one	by molsen	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Did I miss the explanation of	by hadji	2005-05-09 18:45:23
From what I have been told	by WolfenOne	2005-05-09 18:51:45
Maybe I'm still being dense, but	by hadji	2005-05-09 18:56:56
my understanding is that the nature of a wave is that it is an emission of energy that travels outward. The fact that it is a single wave would not change this, nor would it's amplitude. To generate a wave of energy with a fixed length, You would need some sort of containment mechanism/device/field.
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The wave is travelling from one side of the	by WolfenOne	2005-05-09 19:06:01
Could be either 1/2 or 1/4 wavelength,	by shminux	2005-05-09 19:32:12
I don't see how 1/4 wavelength would work.	by WolfenOne	2005-05-09 19:37:34
the node could be at the top and the	by shminux	2005-05-09 20:46:47
Sure, but how would you agitate the center? (n/t)	by Llyr	2005-05-09 21:43:45
Okay, that makes sense. Thanks. :-) (n/t)	by hadji	2005-05-09 20:18:46

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