On Nov 11, 5:15*pm, Art Unwin wrote:
On Nov 11, 3:45*pm, "Dave" wrote:

"Art Unwin" wrote in message

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On Nov 10, 7:58 pm, "Frank" wrote:

Knowing that modern day computor programs were formulated
around Maxwells laws
THAT INCLUDE THE WEAK FORCE it would appear an overcheck of the
equilibrium factor should appear when using an optimizer.

Art, show me ONE program that uses the weak force with maxwell's equations.
or ONE reference to maxwell's equations that say they include the weak force
interactions (besides your own posts of course).

Dave
Any AO programs will do it as they both have optimizers
There is a free program Gal-mana or some thing like that which also
has an optimizer
4nec2 is a freebee with optimizer. All of these will provide antennas
in equilibrium
All other antenna programs have inut of the weak force tho I doubt
that those designed
*just for *Yagis will have it as that is a planar device. My
suggestion is that you stay with minninec programs
and the 4nec2 program by Ari which incorporate Minninec optimizers
additions.
I would imagine that any history books on universal laws would have
reference to it.
The masters worked from basics to get their laws based on equilibrium
which in the mathematical areana is a Gaussian field where all forces
must
add up to zero. All of the laws ddid not add up to zero so they added
a force that completed the circle. They did not identify the "weak
force" but inclusion was a must for all forces/vectors to add up to
zero.All the laws that Maxwell used in his condensation of laws all
had the stipulation of equilibrium.
Wet and cold here so stay in and be a book worm
Regards
Art
"
David I googled" Maxwell equilibrium"
On the first page they have a wiki answer to a question as to why
equilibrium is not a basic for fractional wavelength antennas!
You can kill two birds with one stone on that one
Art