/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11938521
Which is a great segway into comprehending how this baby super charges small particles of tungsten and creates the death ray

>>11888155
checked, here is your exercises https://documents.pub/document/marko-rodin-coil-vortex-based-mathematics-10-russel-blake-us-patent-fractals.html

>this all rodin thing for now is ma fi , get it? , like sci fi but math fiction
it's art, it's stories
yes, I understand, you insinuate that canoncial maths isn't math fi. zero, irrational, continuous numbers, as if the universe uses Pi... wave equations that have to start at a certain point of a wave or the calculus breaks, 0.999 = 1. I hold the same respect of canonical maths hidden force variable addition.

The rodin maths, to me, provides a step by step guide to a field geometry that is continuous and closed, a mighty feight for only using 9 integers.

>>11888209
Nah man, Just scalar technology and echo's of Tesla keeps popping up in the press,
> Tartary, and Tesla's inspiration
> Highjump and the Thule society
> Death rays, haarps, and weather control.

I resolved myself to dig past the get good grades point of electromagnetism , hence the title, Notes on the Scalar Trail. Vector potentials, in much emag 101, presents it as a mathematical convenience, I thought it was a way to simply abstract the magnetic field into a quantity that runs parallel to the electric charge, but, upon this new deep dive, I realize now that it should be the other way around, it is the vector potential that is the real, physical quantity and the B field is the abstraction to cope with inductance. What i refer here is to the "Primacy of the Potentials"