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My New Book "I Killed Schrodinger's Cat!" is now for sale.

DAB

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Hi all.

 

As some of you have heard, I have been writing a book on a simple solution to Einstein's Unified Field Theory.

 

The book is now for sale at LULU.COM.

 

The book is written for the non-scientist, but includes mathematic proofs that prove the feasibility of the theory.

 

So if you have an open mind, you should find the content very interesting.

Plus, the chapter on how permanent magnets work is worth the price.

 

This blog will also serve as the official site to discuss the issues I raise, so after you read the book, I would love to hear your comments.  Just keep them PG!

 

Thanks

DAB

  • in reply to screamingtiger

    Hi Joey,

     

    You should find it at Lulu.com.

    It is listed on Amazon, but they do some weird things sometimes that make it hard to find.

    If all else fails, search on my name and you should find it.

     

    DAB

  • in reply to DAB

    I have sent my email address to you.

     

    "Has anyone taken a Hall Effect sensor and ran it along the length of a long conductor? It might be a quick way to assess conductor purity and other interesting items I thought of last night."

     

    If the conductor does not have current flowing through it, then a Hall effect sensor would not detect anything. So if you had a piece of copper wire on your desk (not connected to anything) then the Hall sensor would read zero (with the exception of any noise).

     

    If you ran the sensor along a long conductor, which doesn't have a current flowing through it, the sensor should not detect anything. However, this would be incredibly difficult to do practically, as you would have to shield the set-up from any magnetic fields (e.g. earth's), with both the errors and noise in the experiment being quite high.

  • in reply to jw0752

    Hi John,

     

    I knew when I started documenting my ideas that it would be a hard sell to the established beliefs.

    I look forward to your comments and questions.  Hopefully my head will clear enough that I can give better answers.

     

    DAB

  • in reply to 6thimage

    Hi Ian,

     

    Apologies, you are correct, I really did not understand the Hall Effect.

    But, after going to the link, I was finally able to visualize what you were talking about.

    I can easily see how the magnetic field could create the potential difference laterally across the conductor.

     

    I woke up about four hours later and began documenting a couple of ideas.  I might be able to create three patentable ideas and three research projects.  I contacted my coauthor so that we can discuss them in detail.

    I sent you a contact request.  If you approve it, send me your direct email address and I will send you a free PDF of the book.

    Keep asking questions, if they all stimulate me with new ideas as this one, we could have a nice lucrative friendship.

     

    Thank you very much.

    DAB

     

    PS, I have not yet looked into the semiconductor issues of my theory, but its on the list.

    I have been plagued by a severe sinus headache for the last four weeks, which really diminishes my ability to comprehend new information.

    The advantages of my atomic model would allow the electron clouds to respond to the lateral Lorentz force and initiate ETON transfers perpendicular to the current flow.

    Has anyone taken a Hall Effect sensor and ran it along the length of a long conductor?  It might be a quick way to assess conductor purity and other interesting items I thought of last night.

     

    Again, thank you very much for your information exchange.