Dear Szczepan Bia³ek:

On Apr 14, 10:36*am, "Szczepan Bia³ek" wrote:
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Our knowledge of waves is enough to show dispersion
is a problem they cannot handle.

Sometimes are discusions if radio waves are transversal
or longitudinal. Such are in the math only. In nature
each wave has the two components. Our knowledge of
waves is not enough to describe the light.

So you keep saying. However, we have a lot of experience with light,
and we can establish experimental results that disprove light as a
wave. Similarly, we can establish experimental results that disprove
light as a particle.

So further dissembling on how waves solve everything (in your
opinion), does not further Science.

David A. Smith