suryanarayan Messages 20 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Oct 7, 2013 #1 why is the phase velocity(c^2/v) greater than c?? since v<c it should be greater than c.. how does this happen?
why is the phase velocity(c^2/v) greater than c?? since v<c it should be greater than c.. how does this happen?
bhobba Mentor Insights Author Messages 11,160 Reaction score 4,008 Oct 8, 2013 #2 That's because its only a mathematical artifact of decomposing it into its Fourier components - its not an actual physical process. Thanks Bill
That's because its only a mathematical artifact of decomposing it into its Fourier components - its not an actual physical process. Thanks Bill