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[TheoriaApophasis]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equilibrium  List of types of equilibrium, the condition of a system in which all competing influences are balanced, in a wide variety of contexts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line  Line (geometry), a concept which includes, but is not limited to, an infinitely-extended one-dimensional figure with no curvature

maybe make it SIMPLE for some folks  (not referring  to you....)



ANY RING MAGNET has the SAME centripetal pattern as any DISK magnet



RING MAGNET shown below..........left side illustrated as cylinder magnet


right side showing centripetal flow in the ring magnet



Pressure gradients, just like fluid dynamics are NOT THAT HARD 

path of least resistance.

[MileHigh]

Kenny:

"Electrical inertia" is often used to describe the property of inductance.  It looks to me like you read a bunch of pre-1930 stuff and got all confused with the terms and adopted them anyways and added your own spin to them.  You didn't understand that a lot of the old terms have equivalent terms using modern terminology.

The problem is that to argue anything new in electromagnetics (we are not really discussing QED) you have to demonstrate competency in the established theory.  That's the way it works and anybody with common sense knows that you have to learn the basics to progress onto the more advanced stuff.  You have been caught red-handed as being a poseur that doesn't understand the basics.  So your claims are classic rank amateur claims from somebody that doesn't want to believe that they don't know what they are talking about.

Answer my slice question if you can.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

FOOL,        I mention this at LENGTH in the book,  you can take a magnet and slice it (if you could)  10000000000000000 times top to bottom,    EVERY SLICE will have a "N and S pole"   AND A dielectric inertial plane.

NO FOOL, the magnet is NOT SLICED UP.  Can you put your brain in gear and try to answer the question as it is instead of trying to rewrite the question?

[TheoriaApophasis]

Kenny:

"Electrical inertia" is often used to describe the property of inductance.  It looks to me like you read a bunch of pre-1930 stuff and got all confused with the terms and adopted them anyways and added your own spin to them.  You didn't understand that a lot of the old terms have equivalent terms using modern terminology.

MileHigh

Answer the question I asked you 20 pages ago..........  DEFINE :  FIELD      


"""" bunch of pre-1930 stuff"""


OH SHIT!!! I didnt know the NATURE of electricity, dielectricity and magnetism CHANGED since the 1930s!!!!!!!    ROFL !!!!     Mother nature never got that MEMO


You remind of that idiot Roman, I cant recall his name, ........he said in 600 C.E.    "everything known and invented has already been discovered"   

[MileHigh]

Kenny:

We all know that you can break a magnet in two and get two magnets.  But certainly many people find that perplexing.

Answer my slice question please for a SOLID MAGNET.  You seem to be implying that there is something special about the center slice?  Well, is there or not?

MileHigh