Amplitude of the combined wave is only equal to the two combined waves, but not the ones that were canceled, even assuming different points of time, this energy is not transferred. The only other explanation is that the energy is still there but is not visible because of no amplitude. If the waves change their phase, then the amplitude will reappear.
I say quantum mechanics because EMF are not pure wave forms like sound waves. They also have a particle nature like in photons. The photons will still be there from both canceled waves, but without amplitude, they are invisible to the receiver.
Now why DSI didn't make it officially as an upgrade? You can ask why the F-16XL wasn't accepted either, even though it was a successful experiment. The F-15 with canards was also a successful experiment, it wasn't adopted either. Why didn't the USAF F-16s get the Block 60 upgrades? Why did it take so long to upgrade F-15s?
There is an aversion to upgrading older designs because it lessens the motivation offered to the Congress to sponsor more expensive, and more profitable, new generation projects. This is not about getting more bang out of the money but getting more bucks period. Not everything that happens in the defense industry occurs from pure technology virtues, a lot has to do with sheer politics. Not just in the US defense industry, but also with everyone else. To answer the question why they did this, why they didn't do that, one has to scratch for more than technological answers.
I say quantum mechanics because EMF are not pure wave forms like sound waves. They also have a particle nature like in photons. The photons will still be there from both canceled waves, but without amplitude, they are invisible to the receiver.
Now why DSI didn't make it officially as an upgrade? You can ask why the F-16XL wasn't accepted either, even though it was a successful experiment. The F-15 with canards was also a successful experiment, it wasn't adopted either. Why didn't the USAF F-16s get the Block 60 upgrades? Why did it take so long to upgrade F-15s?
There is an aversion to upgrading older designs because it lessens the motivation offered to the Congress to sponsor more expensive, and more profitable, new generation projects. This is not about getting more bang out of the money but getting more bucks period. Not everything that happens in the defense industry occurs from pure technology virtues, a lot has to do with sheer politics. Not just in the US defense industry, but also with everyone else. To answer the question why they did this, why they didn't do that, one has to scratch for more than technological answers.
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