Faster Than Light ?
J. E. Maiorino, W. A. Rodrigues
Abstract
In this paper we present a pedestrian review of the theoretical fact that all relativistic wave equations possess solutions of arbitrary velocities 0 ≤ v < ∞. We discuss some experimental evidences of v ≥ c transmission of electromagnetic field configurations and the importance of these facts with regard to the principle of relativity.
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