Superluminal electron

Leshchinsky, Alexander (1999) "The Universe Under Microscope" Svet (Priroda i Chelovek) (Nature and Man.), 4, pp. 44-45.

It is relativity theory that bans superluminal communication. It was Einstein who formulated the principle of impossibility of information transfer faster than light. That's why no one has been searching for such signals. The research of electrons showed that Enstein's proof was based on the assumption that signal transmission and reception are objects of finite size. It seemed natural. But if the electron with its "tail" is an infinite particle, Einstein's proof becomes invalid. Detailed research proves that relativity theory doesn't contradict the existence of superluminal signals.