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D.Przezdziecki
August 02, 2001 05:56PM
<HTML>My knowledge of quantum physics is sketchy Don but would not the grid points be an abstraction too??? And can't the wave phenomenon be similar to gravity??? We still can't measure gravity but we can observe its effects,
it might be the same with waves IMO.

Regards D.P.</HTML>
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