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Art Unwin wrote:
On Sep 17, 8:52 pm, Tom Ring wrote: Art Unwin wrote: I know books say a lot of things but do they explain WHY current cannot flow thru the center? snip Art If you do the differential equations, it doesn't say why the center can't so much as why the skin does. Similar to gravitation and water flowing downhill vs uphill. I'll go into detail if you can't figure it out. Or not. tom K0TAR Please do. I would love to see your take on it. I am gratified that somebody is tackling the problem hopefully in laymans language so all can benefit. Possibly you could start another thread as this one is greatly contaminated I can then respond on my take of the matter and hopefully the flaw will be exposed. Regards Art I did not mean to imply I would explain the diff eqs. That would currently be a lost cause on you, because I am sure that I couldn't put it in "layman's terms" - you need the math to understand it. I meant that I would explain why the 2 situations were similar, or not explain, depending upon my mood. To understand the situation, I would suggest that you start down the calculus road. The internet has to have tutorials on it. Differential equations look terribly obtuse, but they are an obtainable destination down that road if you choose to follow it. tom K0TAR |
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