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Dr. Matti Pitkänen explains the Topological Geometrodynamics view of the the Biefeld-Brown effect. For an asymmetric capacitor for which the electrodes are of different size starts to move in the direction of the smaller electrode.
In this talk, Dr. Matti Pitkänen will consider the TGD basic model in which the third system is identified as the electric field body (FB) associated with the system. The key idea is that electronic momentum is pumped from the electrodes to their FBs: an electron is transferred to the FB, leaves some of its momentum to FB and drops back and in this way gives rise to a recoil. For the smaller electrode the quantum coherence is higher and the pumping is more effective. This gives rise to the Biefeld Brown effect, perhaps even in the situation when the dielectric is present.
Dr. Matti Pitkänen is focused on the development and refinement of his model of Topological Geometrodynamics. He has a PdD in Quantum Physics from the University of Helsinki.
Pitkänen has worked for the last 32 years to develop Topological Geometrodynamics, which is a proposal for a unified theory of fundamental interactions. TGD can be seen either as a generalization of superstring models or a modification of general relativity to overcome some problems of these theories. The main challenge has been the construction of the mathematical theory around the basic ideas of TGD. I have been also developing applications in various fields of physics. During last 15 years TGD has expanded to include a quantum theory of consciousness and a model for living matter as a macroscopic quantum system.
Dr. Matti Pitkänen explains the Topological Geometrodynamics view of the the Biefeld-Brown effect. For an asymmetric capacitor for which the electrodes are of different size starts to move in the direction of the smaller electrode.
In this talk, Dr. Matti Pitkänen will consider the TGD basic model in which the third system is identified as the electric field body (FB) associated with the system. The key idea is that electronic momentum is pumped from the electrodes to their FBs: an electron is transferred to the FB, leaves some of its momentum to FB and drops back and in this way gives rise to a recoil. For the smaller electrode the quantum coherence is higher and the pumping is more effective. This gives rise to the Biefeld Brown effect, perhaps even in the situation when the dielectric is present.
Dr. Matti Pitkänen is focused on the development and refinement of his model of Topological Geometrodynamics. He has a PdD in Quantum Physics from the University of Helsinki.
Pitkänen has worked for the last 32 years to develop Topological Geometrodynamics, which is a proposal for a unified theory of fundamental interactions. TGD can be seen either as a generalization of superstring models or a modification of general relativity to overcome some problems of these theories. The main challenge has been the construction of the mathematical theory around the basic ideas of TGD. I have been also developing applications in various fields of physics. During last 15 years TGD has expanded to include a quantum theory of consciousness and a model for living matter as a macroscopic quantum system.
