Falkor

Forgive me I’m just trying to understand how these fields are working with respect to maxwells equations. It’s not something easy and I would like to test it with an acrylic water tank. If I have problems understanding the flow of something in a system I like to test with water channels. It’s not the best but I’m not as smart as you guys so I’m just trying to understand that’s all

Ok so apparently this is tied with solonoids apparently. What’s weird is I am getting very huge spikes in electricity. I tried this with some water in a glass and this weird wave kept flowing back and forth through the water it kept multiplying and I was just getting huge results with my oscilloscope that I fried the circuitry. I was also doing some math and this 2 to 3 number keeps appearing it also seems to be tied in with some fractal patterning going on. I must be really stupid because there is something happening here. If I am reading the literature correctly this phenomenon is basically some quantum effect that is tied in with general relativity and quantum mechanics. This dual nature is extremely bothersome. What’s worse is my water system I have designed is extremely efficient. I’m getting huge numbers I have never seen before just from adding these vibrations to the liquid. It can’t possibly be that what’s moving is not the object but space itself? That just can’t be, but this issue with paper having a poisson ratio of less than zero is making me believe that there is some knot action going on and that mass creates a fractal pattern that propagates through space time which leads to general relativity and can be quantized as qbits? I must be really stupid because I’m missing something here

I would think the easiest would be to do some doping of graphene if you are having material problems.

I hope you are all are doing well. I am engineer that is doing some home experiments on electrical signals through topological surfaces and was wondering if you guys know of any resources I could look at to get a better understanding. I personally find it useful to have a textbook that I can reference when working on new subjects. Thank you for your time