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[verpies]

Scalar wave (hereafter SW) is just another name for a "longitudinal" wave.

A longitudinal wave can be called pseudoscalar only if it propagates in all available directions equally.

Synonymizing the word "scalar" with "longitudinal" is just wrong, since there are longitudinal waves in existence, that do not propagate in all available directions equally.  Acoustic waves (sound) notwithstanding.

[Grumage]

About healthy problems Tomtech29 have right and if someone want make a test, just buy a Geiger counter and measure near the karcher circuit  and maybe what will find is not so good may the find some several u/sievert  .

Dear Nelson.

We discussed this some/long time ago. The detector in a Geiger Muller counter is very susceptible to HF disturbance and will readily indicate the appearance of radiation. You should start to worry if the GM counter carries on " clicking " after you have turned off the DUT !!   

Cheers Grum.

[Void]

A longitudinal wave can be called pseudoscalar only if it propagates in all available directions equally.

Synonymizing the word "scalar" with "longitudinal" is just wrong, since there are longitudinal waves, that do not propagate in all available directions equally.  Acoustic waves (sound) notwithstanding.

Hi Verpies. I of course did not coin the term, but it seems the term 'scalar wave' is used by some
as an alternate term for a special type of longitudinal wave. I have also pointed out that the scalar part
of the term apparently refers to the source of the wave rather than as indicator of a property
of the wave. Scalar wave may be a bad choice to use for the name of this type of wave, but it
seems to have come into at least some usage already, so it will probably be hard to make that
term go away now...

[verpies]

The detector in a Geiger Muller counter is very susceptible to HF disturbance and will readily indicate the appearance of radiation.

That's so true and that's why I was always wary of the Coleman experiments made this way.

[nelsonrochaa]

Dear Nelson.

We discussed this some/long time ago. The detector in a Geiger Muller counter is very susceptible to HF disturbance and will readily indicate the appearance of radiation. You should start to worry if the GM counter carries on " clicking " after you have turned off the DUT !!   

Cheers Grum.

Grumage,

Your are talk about radiation detected in radioactivity materials by radiation decay  , but you need to search a bit about artificial radioactivity created by ionization by particle acceleration  and that are associated to problems in body and cells .
The last generation new Geiger Muller already are able to measure with high precision even in high RF fields  because are shielded to prevent the same problems that happens in ion tube detector of older Geiger counter.
Alfa particles , gama , X ray can be created in a instant and after you shut off , you will detect nothing , but you cells and bone can storage some of that radiation. Is not so simple ...   only try to find some information and after we could exchange some information.

Thanks