[Physics] Fwd: Reply to Art.

[Ruud Loeffen]

Hello Peter.

I would like to know more about your statements. Do you haver a website or
paper that explains more in detail?

Best regards.

Ruud Loeffen.

On Sun, Dec 3, 2017 at 8:28 PM, Peter Jackson <Peter at peterjacksonarchitects.
co.uk> wrote:

> The gradual change from 90 degree phase shift you suggest ‘must’ happen
> isn’t evidenced as far as I’ve found except in specific circumstances in
> diffuse fields where it’s evidenced by birefringence (or to be precise
> multirefringence). But there is another option which is consistent with
> evidence. The whole change from near to far field, unexplained by Maxwell
> (or as the transform from from Fresnel to Fraunhoffer) Can happen far more
> abruptly and may be very important in advancing understanding generally. It
> has parallels in both Special Relativity (The ‘Lorentz transformation’) and
> Quantum Mechanics (the unexplained 90 degree phase shift in the sine curve
> pairs).
> One simple mechanism, lets say at the surface of an antenna moving through
> a field or similarly a planet moving through a heliospheric rest frame (is
> that a dense ‘surface’ electron layer is propagated (as found in surface
> fine structure & shocks), which a field particle absorbs EM radiation and
> re-emits in it’s OWN LOCAL centre of mass rest frame. That gives a
> ‘Discrete Field’ model of local physics with physical transitions between.
> Now do what Maxwell recommends and use thought to find implications.
> Firstly Einstein’s final 1952 concept of inertial systems as ‘fields in
> motion within fields’ makes sense, then you should find all else falls into
> place. A bit shocking perhaps but if you do what Maxwell suggests it’ll
> work.
>
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