introductory page for FIELDS |
"As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality,
they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality."
- Albert Einstein |
"Any relationships between numbers, functions, and operations become transparent, generally applicable, and fully productive only after they have been isolated from their particular objects and been formulated as universally valid concepts" - Emmy Noether |
UNKNOWN FIELDS |
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GRAVITY FIELDS |
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SUN (Vectors point inward for gravity.) |
Earth-Moon (Vectors point inward for gravity.) |
ELECTROSTATIC FIELDS |
Negative charge, Vectors point toward source. |
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![]() My program... Two like charges... |
![]() Two UNlike charges. |
MAGNETIC FIELD |
MAGNETIC FIELD
Charges in Motion
![]() A Spinning ELECTRON Electrons may not literally "spin" on their axis but mathematically, with angular momentum - they DO). What IS real is the magnetic field! "Spinning" (on their axis) electrons in valence orbits give ferromagnetics their field strength. While standing-wave electrons in "orbits" around a nucleus give diamagnetics their field strength. What is important here is motion-of-charge. |
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