The Atmospheric Telegraph

A Bell Telegraph

We show a device with which, apparently, information (in the form of a ”slash-dot” code) is instantly transmitted via Bell state collapse, over arbitrary distance. We discuss some problems and paradoxes arising when this conclusion is viewed in the relativistic framework.

The variational iteration method for solving Nagumo telegraph equation

Active signal restoration for the telegraph equation

We compensate by a prefilter the distortion of an input signal along an electric line modeled by the telegraph equation. The prefilter is based on the so-called flatnessproperty of the telegraph equation. We derive the explicit equation of the filter and illustrate the relevance of our approach by a few simulations.

An Inverse Problem for the Telegraph Equation

This paper deals with the problem of state estimation for a hyperbolic equation in the presence of unknown, but bounded disturbances, on the basis of information from sensors with finite-dimensional outputs. The object of investigation is the hyperbolic telegraph equation with energy dissipation. Observability properties similar to those introduced earlier for parabolic systems ([8]) are checke...

Telegraph models of financial markets

In this paper we develop a financial market model based on continuous time random motions with alternating constant velocities and with jumps occurring when the velocity switches. If jump directions are in the certain correspondence with the velocity directions of the underlying random motion with respect to the interest rate, the model is free of arbitrage and complete. Memory effects of this ...