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Kron, Gabriel. "...the missing concept of "open-paths" (the dual of "closed-paths") was discovered, in which currents could be made to flow in
branches that lie between any set of two nodes. (Previously — following Maxwell — engineers tied all of their open-paths to a single datum-
point, the 'ground'). That discovery of open-paths established a second rectangular transformation matrix... which created 'lamellar' currents..."
"A network with the simultaneous presence of both closed and open paths was the answer to the author's years-long search." Gabriel Kron, "The
Frustrating Search for a Geometrical Model of Electrodynamic Networks," Journal unk., issue unk., circa 1962, p. 111-128. The quote is from p.
114.
Let it be assumed as an example that the V function is a potential well (Fig. 4a). Then in
the network the corresponding positive resistances
assume either a constant or a zero
value as shown in Fig. 4b. In practice it is sufficient to extend the network to, say,
twice the width of the
potential well on either side.
It should be noted that while a current (reactive current) flows in the generator the
circuit does not satisfy the differential equation, since at one
point in the
network (where the generator is connected) the currents do not add up to zero (as required
by the equation) but to the generator
current. That is, while a current flows in the
generator, the voltages ? do not represent solutions of the differential equation. Hence, only those
network conditions are of interest in which the
generator current is zero.
To bring the measurements at the different energy levels to the same base, it is necessary
to normalize the measured ? values so that the new
values of ? satisfy the equation
The measured ? functions are normalized by plotting the square of ?. If the area under the
curve is 1/N2, all values of ? are multiplied by N. Then
N? is the normalized
?. (Actually N may contain an arbitrary phase ei? .)
represents the statistical mean of the corresponding energy operator. That is:
1. The total power in all the vertical negative resistors is the average value of
E. (That is, E itself, since ? is an eigenfunction of H).
2. The total power in all the vertical resistors is the average value of the
potential energy V.
3. The total power in all the horizontal resistors is the same as the total
power in the vertical units, representing the average of the kinetic energy
T = p2/
2m.
That is, the total power in all positive resistors is the same as the total power in all
the negative resistors, or
The operand ? is again represented by voltages and the result of the operation a? by the
same currents as in the first model. Their variation in time
now is sinusoidal, with 2 p fc
= ?c.
One slight disadvantage of this third model is that as the energy E changes sign, the
reactance of the capacitor j?ch cannot change signs. Since in
most cases no
eigenvalues exist in the negative energy range, this disadvantage is of little
consequence. Of course, the second model with fixed
frequency and variable capacitors
works in all cases, since the capacitors simply become inductors when E changes sign.
An interesting special case occurs when the potential V is zero everywhere. The
one-dimensional equivalent circuit of such a free particle is a
conventional transmission
line extending to infinity in both directions (Fig. 6) in which the series inductance is
2m ?x/ h2 and the shunt capacitor
is h?x.
It is well known that such a transmission line may maintain a standing wave at any
frequency ?=?c between zero and infinity drawing no current
from the generator.
That is, the positive energy values form a continuous spectrum. If the transmission line
is considered as the second type of
model with variable capacitors, then at negative
energy values E the capacitors also become inductors and the line cannot maintain a
standing
wave. The corresponding free particle also has no eigenvalue at the negative
energy levels.
The corresponding equivalent circuit is shown in Fig. 7. For a free particle (V=0) it
represents a generalization of the conventional one-dimen-
sional transmission line to
three dimensions.
It must be remembered that for a period during the 1960s Kron had refused to publish. Then he began to publish again, but very cautiously. Thus
he was reluctant to take my advice about the new introduction. During two successive Saturdays of intensive discussion about this matter he told
me that he was leaving his scientific colleagues behind and entering a new world, that hisnew discoveries would not be understood unless fully
elaborated, and if elaborated would be plagiarized. In any event, he had no intention of tipping his hand until he had fully tested his new theories.
As I read the new introduction, I find that he temporized. He did put his work in the perspective of its growth and development and did indicate
the direction in which he was moving, but all in great generalities. These generalities may be informative, but if they are not then one would have
to fall back on a comparison of the preliminary drafts of the new introduction - if such drafts are still extant.
We know that with the successful development of "Diakoptics" Gabe turned his attention to new and greater challenges, to the comprehension of
phenomena of a highly complex nature - multidimensional phenomena. From a philosophical point of view each such phenomenon would be
considered complex because each was conceived as constituting a system not only of manifold operations, but of manifold heterogeneous
operations. The prototype of this increasingly bold speculation and research was Gabe’s "crystal computer or vest pocket computer," as it was
sometimes jokingly referred to, which utilized the simultaneous and heterogeneous activity of a crystal under stimulation of a single electric
source. The important steps here seem to have been the perception of an analogy between the optical properties of a crystal under stimulation of a
single source of light and the mathematical properties of an electromagnetic field surrounding an electric current, together with the successful use
of topology to understand and manipulate them.
I say that the "crystal computer" constituted a prototype because I believe this work was successfully accomplished in all its theoretical aspects
long before his death, for Gabriel Kron showed me what he considered to be proof of the superiority of his new instrument. By this time,
however, something else had entered his mind. I suspect that with the theoretical background of his work in developing the "crystal computer" it
was not a big jump for the mind of a Gabriel Kron to begin thinking of the universe itself as a crystal. I also suspect that what he was working on
when he died was a general theory applicable to the universe as a whole system. After all the universe is a complex phenomenon in which many
heterogeneous activities take place simultaneously. Perhaps Gabe had more than a vague intuition about short-cuts for interplanetary travel.
But what was Gabriel Kron up too that he was very cautious about?
I have been working in the energy field for over 30 years, I have come to the conclusion that there is no "Free Electricity". There
is only a potential radiant charge that makes up a dipole.
If you kill the dipole you loose the energy. The dipole killer is the electron current in the circuit. So therefore the term free
electricity only applies to those that have done away with the current or have figured a way to block it from completing it's path
through the circuit. Their are no meters to measure this radiant current, and when you catch it, it has the power of the universe
and beyond. Good luck in your research . Their is only energy from the vacuum, known as radiant energy. to find out more about
this you need to read Tom Bearden's book.
N. Tesla
Nikola Tesla
It's the most simple thing in nature to do, and the hardest for mankind to understand because of the mind blocks. Their is no math for radiant
current, for are
instruments do not measure it. It's even sick to see meters all over these machines,
because their is no possible way to measure the
Aether flow. The people have had it all along and yet a little "meter" has
stood in their way from the truth. Meters only measure wasted
energy in
the system.
Capacitor.
John
Answer Two
John Bedini
www.cheniere.org/
I will be adding experiments, with the concepts of Nathan Stubblefield's work on ground wave transmission. I have completed my test and have
had very good results with over 10 miles distance, even through the water pipes, rivers, streams in the local area. The circuits involved in these
transmissions involve vacuum tubes and high voltage. The researcher is warned that if you have no experience in ground wave radio
transmission and FCC rules and regulations, stay away from these experiments. I take no responsibility for " your " actions, and you experiment
at your own risk. If you cause interference to anything, you must stop your experiments, because the fine will be something you will never forget.
By doing these experiments, you assume all responsibility. You will be shocked to see that you need no RF ( Radio Frequency) whatsoever. In the
days of Nathan Stubblefield, they did not even understand the vacuum tube, so Nathan built many induction transformers to do this
communication. If the experiments are understood , one may find that a whole new experimental field is now open. By phasing the
transmission. it is possible to generate 3D special systems in sound and voice.
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