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Whittaker potential vacuum energy

Further, each composite dipole has its own scalar potential between its end charges. With the previously stated reservation (see Section III.A.l), this scalar potential decomposes per Whittaker [8] and thus initiates a giant negentropic reordering of the vacuum energy as previously discussed. So any charge is really an entire set of composite dipoles, composite negative resistors, and broken... [Pg.659]

The process in this invention uses and applies an open system process for receiving excess energy from an external source (the permanent-magnet flux and A potentials), and since the permanent-magnet flux and A potentials are continuously replenished from the vacuum via the broken 3-symmetry of the magnet dipolarity via its Whittaker decomposition [1], the process is allowed to... [Pg.742]

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