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On Sep 11, 1:04*pm, "Dave" wrote:
"Art Unwin" wrote in message ... There has been some "talk" that the spherical radiation pattern shown via Poynting's vector is impossible or just a theoretical thing. There are many things that point to this such as point radiatiion as well as not being a realistic concept. I offer the following as an opposite aproach for the news group. of course you will... that doesn't make it right, or even logical. First, I rely on the basic radiator as being in equilibrium which naturally points to a full wave length or reference to one period. only in your brain since none of us understand your constantly changing explanation of what equilibrium is. Secondly, I point to a radiator as being the circuit of a tank circuit which is essentially perpetual motion if one removes the frictional aspect. ah, perpetual motion, now we are getting somewhere! Thus the approach by Maxwell is the ultimate point of maximum efficiency where all forces are accounted for and ALL contribute to radiation. maxwell's equations have nothing about gravity, the weak force, or the strong force, or efficiency included in them... From the above it is natural that a radiator is tipped to equal the outside vectors of the arbitrary boundary which are gravity and the Coriolis effect. the Coriolis effect is not a vector nor a force, it is a method of explaining what someone on a rotating sphere thinks they see... purely a figment of your imagination. We then have to allow the radiator to have near zero resistiveness such that all input power is used solely for radiation ( super cooled I suppose) From this approach we can state that, in the limit of zero resistance all power is converted into radiation! this one statement may contain some small smidgen of reality... you are slipping art! Thus if we have a radiator of one WL that is tipped in space and of near zero resistance in the impedance metric we will then attain a spherical radiation pattern as with Poynting's vector and thus a demonstration of point radiation together with *further evidence that radiation is of a particle and not one of waves. nope, sorry, still won't work. *it will still have the distorted doughnut pattern. By the way, since the phenomina of radiation is created solely by the electo-magnetic and electro-static fields per the tank circuit it becomes very clear that radiation is not continuous but in "packets or "pulses" because of the momentary stop as shown at the center of a sine wave. you have been listening to that other kook too much and have picked up his signature pulses... next you'll be talking about speakers and pressure wave interference to explain your equilibrium. When I get back I look forward with interest how the group tries to counter above with presently known facts or the common retreat to insults or just rest comfortably assured that the prior postings explain all. See you all later and have a great week end insults are so much more fun than trying to educate the insane! That appears to be true. However I have always used Bernollis experiments with liquid as being synonamous with current flow. So to mention Bernolles findings to the question of Eddy flow appears to me to have some merit., Introduction of pressure in both liquids, current flow and air flow I would consider having some merit. I once mentioned the similarity of a mechanical pump which is designed around Bernollies experiments producing the same deflections that we see with changing cross sections of electrical conductors, which then must produce cavitation and thus eddy curwrents. Roy instantly pushed me aside on that one saying the functions are different which immediately declares the Standard forces theory as nonsense. ( Sorry about that Einstein) Gotta go. Excuse me plse |
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