How the conservation of charge can lead to a faster-than-c effect: A simple example
arXiv:1012.0797
Abstract
Starting from the continuity equation and Ohm's law, it is demonstrated that electrons incident upon the center of a copper sphere will reappear instantly on the surface of the sphere. Consequences of such superluminal phenomena for general relativity will be discussed.
6 pages, 1 figure
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