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December 10th 08, 04:41 AM
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skin depth (eddy current/Foucault currentO)
On Dec 9, 12:53*pm, (Richard Harrison)
wrote: Art wrote: "When Maxwell inserted the required units to acheive equilibrium per Newton it was the mathematics that forcast the presence of a levitation force that would not be identified for several decades but still ignored because of the dominance of wave theory." Maxwell found his equations had the form of those predicting behavior of water waves and they correctly predicted the velocity of light as previously determined. Maxwell was a mathematician and a physicist who searched for things with practical applications. In one of Maxwell`s lectures he said: "Now, Professor Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, is not an electrician who found out how to make a tin plate speak, but a speaker, who to gain his private ends, has become an electrician." Maxwell`s equations are adequate to solve all questions of radio waves at once in place of a multitude of their predecessors. Art even agrees they work as a basis for antenna programs in computers however he spells computer. Using the tried and proven until something better comes along is common sense. From what i`ve seen, wave theory works well for large scale predictions while the particle theory seems to work at the atomic scale. Too bad Cern had an instantaneous multimillion dollar breakdown. A.G. Bell produced the most valuable patent in history. What are the results of the Unwin patents? Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI * * |
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