I was referring to your "FIELD GRADIENT.JPG" in reply #85. I had to ask you about it because I did not know what it was supposed to represent.
Well, that is why I asked about what appeared to be something new, so it could be understood by all (the typical reason we have conventions, units, etc.)
You do not know what "my convention" explains. However, it does not require a two field theory.
Yes, I would agree...
Have you performed any other experiments that provide further support of your two field theory?
PW
With the explanation I provided in my previous posts, I do not see the three coil experiment as being proof of two fields.
It also does not disprove it, and fits perfectly with the outcomes.
I have answers, or at least some theories, for most of the questions presented above, however, as I stated earlier, for now I would like to focus on whether there is a single field as it has been understood to be for some time, or whether there is two separate fields with a null in the middle as you propose.
Here in lies the problem with being indoctrinate with current theory, where even when presented with a sound alternate theory, it is simply ignored because it is not conventional.
Everything that works with the single field theory, works with the two field theory, but the two field theory explains as to what the magnetic field actually is, where as the single field theory has no explanation as to what the field actually is.
The thing is, the two field theory cannot be disproven, using conventional single field theory, as the two offer the very same results.
Science is not about finding ways to confirm conventional theories, it's about finding other theories that give the same result, but offer some more explanation on that which is yet to be explained, such as--what is the magnetic field? The single field theory sees an electron being forced in one direction at one end of the magnet, and the other direction at the other end of the magnet.
A negative charge also sees an electron forced in one direction, while a positive charge sees it forced in the other direction.
We have agreed on one thing, and that is--the field already existed in a neutral state around the PM body before it was magnetized.
We also agree that some form of organization took place within that field, once the PM body is magnetized.
But for the single field theory, this is where it ends, where no explanation can be given to what that field is.
With the two field theory, we can see that some form of charge separation has taken place within the field around the PM.
This charge separation now explains why like poles repel, and unlike poles attract--conventional electrical theory, only with this field-the field around the PM, we are looking at some other kind of charge that is not like the electrical charge we know of today.
Sometimes i get somewhat disappointed by some here, who refuse to open their mind to alternatives, but blindly follow conventional theory, even when the alternative shows the exact same outcome to the conventional, but also offers more. Remove those man made field lines, arrows, and pole denotations, and what do you have? You have the two field PM.
That field around the PM, is an endless source of energy.
All we need to do is find out how to draw that energy from the field.
Something to think about--
You have agreed that it takes energy to align the magnetic domains within a ferromagnetic material.
So lets say we have a simple rotor that has two magnets in it, where one has the south pole pointing out, and the other has the north pole pointing out.
This rotor is attached to a motor, and we have a steel core that the magnets pass. when each magnet passes this core, the magnetic domains are aligned within the core, and this alignment changes every time one of the magnets pass the core, due to their orientation. And lets say that the motor is rotating the disk at 2000RPM, which would mean the magnetic domains within the core changes (for simplicity) 180* 4000 times a minute. We run the motor for say 24 hours, and so the magnetic domains of that core have change direction 5,760,000 times. We find the PMs field remains the same, so where did the energy come from to change the magnetic domains within that core material?--It came from the field that surrounds the PM, not the PM it self. We have such PM generators that run for 10's of years. Can you imagine how many times the PMs fields have flipped those cores magnetic domains.
So i say, instead of trying to use the conventional single field theory to disprove the two field theory, try and show where or why the two field theory does not work the same as the single field theory.
Brad
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