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      <title>SURFACE WAVE CORRIDORS. COMMUNICATIONS FOR HIGH SPEED GROUND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[A surface wave travels around a single conductor within a space of limited radius. Its low loss and broad bandwidth permit this line to replace coaxial cable and microwave relays for CATV and power distribution. The surface wave field can be extended to envelop a railroad track or a highway, and act as a continuous sensor for trains or vehicular traffic, and when surrounding a security area, to pinpoint an intruder. Essentially non-radiating, a number of surface wave corridors could coexist side by side, without interfering with each other or with the public wave spectrum.]]></description>
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