Subject: Fwd: first paper on FEM solution of ECE equations
Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2008 04:11:15 EST
Attachment: 2D-ECE-FEM-1.pdf
Many thanks indeed to Douglas Lindstrom and Horst Eckardt for this landmark paper, which is full of interest because it is the first numerical solution of the ECE field equations. These methods can also be applied directly to ECE dynamics and cosmology, and the numerical results animated. These results illustrate the fact that the use of the computer provides a whole new dimension to ECE theory. To date we have confined ourselves to analytical solutions. The presence of the spin connection makes a profound difference, both to classical electrodynamics and classical dynamics and cosmology. Douglas Lindstrom should be supported financially in these efforts, because they are of key importance. These results will be of immediate use to the networks of ECE engineers developing worldwide, and as these numerical methods are further developed, it becomes increasingly probable that a new industrial revolution will take place, providing cleaner and more efficient energy generating methods.
I have the pleasure to announce the first paper on a Finite Element solution of a problem described by ECE theory. I will put it on the AIAS website tomorrow. Doug Lindstrom has made extensive checks to ensure the correctness of the results. All details are given in two appendices. The solved problem is similar to the equations of the Bedini generator. Indeed the results are similar to that of paper 94. This is a cross-check of its correctness. Next we will tackle problems of electrostatics with the spin connection.
Horst