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	Ivor Catt and The Myth Of The Rolling Wave 2020-11-04 by Harry Hamlin Ricker The myth of the rolling wave is a term used by this writer to describe a problem in electromagnetic theory first raised by the English scientist Ivor Catt, in articles published in the English magazine Wireless World. The problem is referred to as a myth, since it has its source not in physics textb