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    "abstract": "The trajectories of light are demostrated with experiments made with a\nmicrowave oscilator coupled to a horn antenna and a movable metalic plate along\nthe radar beam. Two polarizations were made: Linear polarization that produced\ndouble cycloids paths and circular polarization that produced helical paths.\nBoth trajectories filled the empty space around the trajectories. The new\nphoton model which is formed by two particles instead of the traditional one,\nequations and physical behavior is totally filled.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0005064",
    "authors": [
      "Victor M. Urbina"
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    "title": "Trajectories of light",
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