Hyper-Sphere Dimension

nobody@flickr.com (Tomitheos) — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:08:33 -0700

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Magnetic monopole spacecraft

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".. this invention is a spacecraft propulsion system that generates a field of wormholes which are threaded with a magnetic field. Acting as two attracting magnets, the spacecraft's north magnetic field is attracted to the constantly regenerating south magnetic monopoles of the wormholes which provides lift on the hull.

According to one of Maxwell's electromagnetic equations, the curl of the electric E field is equal to the negative time rate of change of the magnetic flux density B field.
V times E = - differential B differential t
The curl can be thought of as a circulation around a closed loop specified by the right-hand rule where the fingers curl in the direction of the electric field and the thumb represents the changing magnetic flux density field through the area of the loop. At no time is the electric field diverging around the loop. That is, the divergence of the curl is zero which is a well-known vector operation div times curl times
E = differential t times. ( div times times B ) = 0
The partial derivatives of divB are zero at all points in space.
Performing the integration, therefore, the divergence of B is equal to a constant div B=constant.."

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Polygon

nobody@flickr.com (Tomitheos) — Sun, 18 May 2008 11:02:31 -0700

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A Polygon derives from the greek word meaning many sides and is considered to be an unbounded sequence, or circuit of alternating segments (sides) and angles (corners).

The modern mathematical understanding of a Polygon is to describe this structural sequence in terms of an 'abstract' polygon which is a partially-ordered set (a poset) of elements.

The interior body of the Polygon is an entirely other element; and for complicated technical reasons so is the null polytope or nullitope - but that is for another future series.

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