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Equation for Tesla's Spheric ****eld

by dedanoe <dedanoe@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aug 7, 2008 at 06:43 AM

Equation for Tesla's Spheric ****eld

I was trying to simulate intelligent lever and the subject "Leverian
Physical Impacts" came kra****ng on me but as I strugled to amortize
the force of impact the "Equation for Tesla Spheric ****eld" emerged
before me. This ****eld is a way of adding 3d volume to the primarily
dotted weights. What good will binoculars do for Cyclops?

With extremes:
 a = |D[1]|/|D[1]-D[2]|; b = |D[2]|/|D[1]-D[2]|;
 c = |F[2]|/|F[1]-F[2]|; d = |F[1]|/|F[1]-F[2]|;
 V = Extreme_Volume_Density;

And trigonometric counters:
 -pi <= Vase, Pando <= +pi

Tesla's Spheric ****eld is given with:
|S|   |aF[1] bF[2] 0|   |Cos(Vase) Sin(Pando)|
|B| = |cD[2] dD[1] 0| x |Sin(Vase) Sin(Pando)|
|H|   |  0     0   V|   |        1 Cos(Pando)|

..:.which.:.is.:.
 +-
 |S = a F[1] Cos(Vase) Sin(Pando) + b F[2] Sin(Vase) Sin(Pando)
< B = c D[2] Cos(Vase) Sin(Pando) + d D[1] Sin(Vase) Sin(Pando)
 |H = V Cos(Pando)
 +-

S is the first radius,
B is the second radius and
H is the Local_Volume_Density of TS****eld at (S, B) point.
http://dedanoe.googlepages.com/AIxLever.pdf
 




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Equation for Tesla's Spheric Shield
dedanoe <dedanoe@[EMAI  2008-08-07 06:43:39 
Re: Equation for Tesla's Spheric Shield
Uncle Al <UncleAl0@[EM  2008-08-07 09:05:32 

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