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This is a simulation try to use gas in a tube to simulate similar physics behavior in a parallel line transmission line.
More information will be posted later.
The voltage and current will be correspond to gas pressure and average velocity of the particles.
The original ideas from my friend Dr. Hermann Hartel.



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