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[Dave45]

Eddy currents

Lets suppose this image is correct,

The electrons circling the magnetic field line could be considered an eddy current

Let us a solenoid as the model, if low power is used the magnetic field runs in the core and the electrons run outside the core.

But if too much power is applied the field lines become stronger and hold the electrons and they begin to bore into the core heating the core.

Now suppose we provide a conductive path through the core.

Like Lee says "lead out" the energy.

[tinman]

Yes, that is an accurate assessment of the state of conventional science.

But all science has to start from somewhere. These axioms can be electrons, protons, photons, quarks, mass, energy, charge, spin, force, space and time, etc...
If you start delving into these axiomatic concepts and asking questions like "what charge is" instead "how charge behaves", then eventually you will arrive at conclusions like you did above.

There are fringe theories out there that can define all physical concepts only in terms of space and time (which are aspects of motion).  Nonetheless these are axioms, too and if you start asking questions about them, you will not discover their underlying structure either.

So much to learn,so little time.
But today i learned that sound waves can create a harmonic within an inductor that results in a voltage being created across that inductor. In this case i was using a piezo to create sound waves at a frequency of around 130Khz(although there were some lower value frequencies) directed at a ferrit Ecore transformer. At the right frequency,i could get around 4VPP across the transformer-->not to bad for sound waves. 

[verpies]

But today i learned that sound waves can create a harmonic within an inductor that results in a voltage being created across that inductor.

Yes, this is known as the Villari effect and is the subject of this video.
Acoustic vibrations are also capable of inducing precession of atoms' spin axes in magnetic field.

A magnetic Wheatstone reluctance bridge should be a good structure for modulating the reluctance of one of its legs and obtaining a variable flux through another.

[verpies]

...and Gunderson even has a patent related to the magnetoacoustic effect.

[ramset]