Crosstalk Coupling: Single-Ended vs. Differential:The paper begins with four propositions. 1), the effects of crosstalk coupling decrease with trace separation. 2), crosstalk coupled to a differential pair has meaning only for the differential component of the crosstalk on the differential pair, not the common mode component of the crosstalk. A differential component only exists because the outside trace is (perhaps only slightly) further away from the source than is the inside trace. 3), crosstalk caused by a differential pair would be equal and opposite, and therefore cancel, on a victim trace were it not for the (perhaps only slight) separation of the differential traces themselves. Since one trace (of the pair) is (slightly) closer to the victim trace than is the other trace of the differential pair, that trace will couple slightly more strongly and there will be a small differential coupling to a victim trace. 4), differential pair coupling to another differential pair would combine these last two effects and should be quite small.