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In another attempt to beat the fundamental limits on bandwidth of an electrically small antenna, such as a short dipole, Ziolkowski and colleagues (2003) have placed a thin shell around a short dipole, with the shell diameter also small in wavelengths (see Fig. 1.75). When the shell has the ideal properties of a negative index metamaterial (NIM), it can act as an impedance transformer over that part of the dispersion curve versus frequency where the NIM property exists. It is claimed that the shell can greatly increase radiation resistance and bandwidth of the dipole and decrease reactance. And Wheeler Chu McLean is violated not by a modest increase in bandwidth, but by orders of magnitude!!! Alas, the electrically small, thin NIM shell is made of that well-known material, UNOBTAINIUM. NIM require at least one of several awkward features: an array of long (in wavelengths), closely spaced wires parallel to the E eld; a conducting ground plane not small in wavelengths (for mushroom NIM); and conductive waveguide walls that allow circuit elements. None of these con gurations ts into an electrically small, thin shell. Closely spaced and long wires (in wavelengths) greatly attenuate the eld transmitted through, although several papers have shown the eld without attenuation. The reviewers should be ashamed.