Magnetic Permeability ... I can't find anyone talking about this !!!!!

[Charlie_V]

I bet if you guys worked at it, you could take that energy in your TPU and transmit it to very large locations with minimal loss - since it appears you guys are using a form of reactive energy transfer - converting real power to reactive, then converting it back to real somewhere down the line. 

[The Observer]

Greetings,

I have found answers to some important questions in a College Solid State Physics book written by Charles Kittel (Introduction to Solid State Physics / Sixth Edition).

1st of all, in my last post, I claimed of an energy that keeps the dipoles lined up when they shouldn't.
   This claim was more of an observation, however...

The Book has a word for what I was talking about.  I am going to quote.

"There is an energy in a ferromagnetic crystal which directs the magnetization along certain crystallographic axes called directions of easy magnetization.
    This energy is called the magnetocrystalline or anisotropy energy.'

Then another seemingly important term...
   
                      "A Bloch Wall in a crystal is the transition layer that separates adjacent regions (domains) magnetized in different directions."

                     

                                              The book also says ... "The wall would thicken without limit were it not for the anisotropy energy."

It is implied that when domains grow, as a result of an external magnetic field, there is a rolling effect on the edges of the domains as they get larger.
   That is, the domains that were in the right position anyways (with respect to the external magnetic field), grow larger by means of the Bloch Wall moving/expanding.

Then, just for the sake of being kind of complete in a very abbreviated fashion...
   
     It talks about Bloch Walls "being an example of a fascinating class of physical and mathematical problems known as solitons.
        ... A Solitary Wave that shows great stability in collision with other solitary waves.

Ahh, I will have look into that because right now, those words mean little to me.
                                                                                                                       Any experts on Solitons in the house?

    Now there is quite a bit more about crystal this and molecule that to read, if I am to become an expert on ferromagnetic materials.
    The reference list at the end of the chapter has about 15 books dealing with magnetism.
    But that will have to wait, because...

The very next chapter I found keenly interesting...
                                                                                     Chapter 16 Magnetic Resonance,
                                                                      with a specific section on FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE.

                                                                                              Mmm, music to my ears !

I will have to elaborate in my next post.

Good Day Sunshine,
   
                              The Observer

   

[nul-points]

hi Observer

you've been busy!

i seem to remember some discussion about the possibility of Solitons being generated electromagnetically using so-called 'Scalar Waves' (which in themselves have some interesting properties!)

IIRC the J L Naudin site has some examples of related experiments (possibly using Cadeuceus (spelling?) coils)

these coils are like humbucking guitar pickups in reverse - excuse my aging guitarist analogy here - they are essentially a coil folded back on itself to cancel the magnetic field whilst still allowing current to flow thro' the coil

you showed a pic a while back with mag domains showing & i mentioned the Stanford/MIT vid with massive Em fields present - i believe the patterns shown in your pics & the vid were formed by the areas occupied by the domains bounded by lines of Bloch Walls

great stuff - keep it coming!

all the best
sandy

[terry1094]

Mister Charlie,

I am pretty sure you have come to understand what I am talking about.

  It is very important (from my interpretation) to understand that there is energy in the iron in the first place.
    The energy comes from 2 unpaired electrons spinning around an atom.
      This is like a mini coil that produces a magnetic field without a battery.
         We really don't know what powers it... but it is there, and it's energy can be used.

"That's not entirely accurate."

It's not the movement of the electrons in their *rotating* orbits which causes most of the magnetic moment (MM).  True, this motion does make a contribution; however, it is the intrinsic quantum spin of the electron which causes most of the MM.

This is very important because electrons in motion cause a MM due to a well understood relativistic effect.  However, we don't have a clue what particle quantum spin is nor why quantum spin causes a MM.

The electron is a 1/2 integer spin fermion.  1/2 integer spin particles must go through 720 degrees of rotation before presenting the same "face".  Isn't that bizarre?

Terry

[tishatang]

@Sandy

Here is a reference that supports your view that the structure of the aether causes the quantizations of observed phenomena:

http://www.divinecosmos.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=98&Itemid=36

You may have to read the entire chapter.  It is presented very logically. 

Hopes this helps.

Tishatang