Resistance governed by the speed of the electron?

[thankz]

a while ago someone posted a fun question

calculate the resistance from two points on a grid of resistors going into infinity, now I know the immediate nodes determine the simple resistances between two points but the hard part is calculating the in-between resistances but if the grid stretches out to infinity the in-between resistances should be zero converging to infinity, then shouldn't the in-between resistances then depend on the speed of the electron?

tell me if I'm on the right path.

 

[phinds]

a while ago someone posted a fun question

calculate the resistance from two points on a grid of resistors going into infinity, now I know the immediate nodes determine the simple resistances between two points but the hard part is calculating the in-between resistances but if the grid stretches out to infinity the in-between resistances should be zero converging to infinity, then shouldn't the in-between resistances then depend on the speed of the electron?

tell me if I'm on the right path.

You might find it informative to Google "drift velocity".

 

[ZapperZ]

Why is this in GD?

Zz.