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<p>Abstract:&nbsp;Dispersive linear systems with negative group delay have caused much confusion in the past. Some claim&nbsp;that&nbsp;they violate causality, others that they are the cause&nbsp;of superluminal tunneling. Can we really receive messages before they are sent? This article aims at pouring oil in the fire and causing yet more confusion :-).
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