Your concept regarding Fresnel zones is valid except that radio waves do not follow an elliptical path... Straight paths, or possibly
a very slightly curved path, but definately not an ellipical path...
I have maybe $10,000 of programming books on my shelves collected over the years, and the few that have stood the test of time (ouside of the obvious ones people have already listed - K&R C, anything by Bjarne Stroustrup, anything by donald knuth, etc), I *have* to mention Grady Booch...
So add to the bookshelf anything with Grady Booch's name on it.
Darin Wayrynen
He had the quote in quotes. The quote as attributed is correct - some of the first ads that came out with that slogan used "your" rather than "you're".
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Your concept regarding Fresnel zones is valid except that radio waves do not follow an elliptical path... Straight paths, or possibly
a very slightly curved path, but definately not an ellipical path...
:-)
Darin
I have maybe $10,000 of programming books on my shelves collected over the years, and the few that have stood the test of time (ouside of the obvious ones people have already listed - K&R C, anything by Bjarne Stroustrup, anything by donald knuth, etc), I *have* to mention Grady Booch... So add to the bookshelf anything with Grady Booch's name on it. Darin Wayrynen
He had the quote in quotes. The quote as attributed is correct - some of the first ads that came out with that slogan used "your" rather than "you're".