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Re: New Energy Security Journal (Score: 1)
by Koen on Thursday, December 04, 2008 @ 22:23:24 UTC
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1) at least my theory is testable, while many other theories are not testable.
2) there is already qualitative experimental proof for the described scalar field effects,  such as the longitudinal electric wave in vacuum (experiments by Ignatiev, Wesley&Monstein) and the longitudinal Ampere force (experiments by Ampere and others, see for instance  http://www.df.lth.se/~snorkelf/Longitudinal/Slutdok.html  ).

My scalar field theory is the only classical field theory that predicts such forces and waves.

A riddle:
according to official theory, the electric potential 'Phi'  is 'retarded' and has the speed of the light wave,  while light waves  (transversal electro-magnetic waves)  are described only in terms of the magnetic potential 'A'.  Why is it concluded  Phi spreads with the speed of light waves, while it is not 'light waves'?
Could  Phi spread with a speed much higher than c? Does it have an internal waves structure (described by Whittaker)?

Fields and potentials for the transversal electro-magnetic light wave:
Phi = 0          (electric potential is zero)
E    = - dA/dt,    (electric field is minus the time differential of the magnetic potential)
B   = rot(A)      (magnetic field is the rotation of the magnetic potential) 


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