Dipole theory of electricity and magnetism - Skakodub, Gennady Andreevich
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Modern physics does not provide clear definitions for many well-known phenomena, such as static electricity, electric current, the photoelectric effect, light, magnetic fields, the piezoelectric effect, electric current in a vacuum, and others. You may be surprised to learn that modern science does not provide clear answers to many simple questions. My 'dipole theory of electricity and magnetism' provides a simple and convincing explanation for these phenomena. The book is written in simple language and is intended for students of all levels. I have deliberately avoided using complex…mehr

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Modern physics does not provide clear definitions for many well-known phenomena, such as static electricity, electric current, the photoelectric effect, light, magnetic fields, the piezoelectric effect, electric current in a vacuum, and others. You may be surprised to learn that modern science does not provide clear answers to many simple questions. My 'dipole theory of electricity and magnetism' provides a simple and convincing explanation for these phenomena. The book is written in simple language and is intended for students of all levels. I have deliberately avoided using complex mathematical formulas and terms that obscure the essence of the phenomenon being studied with their scientific-sounding nature. I hope that this book will inspire pupils, students, and researchers to reconsider the fundamental principles of physics and to undertake new experiments and discoveries.
Autorenporträt
Skakodub Gennady Andreevich. Nasceu em 20.08.39 no Cazaquistão. Formou-se no Instituto Militar-Mecânico de Leninegrado. Especialidade: engenheiro mecânico. Trabalhou como projetista, tecnólogo e engenheiro-chefe em institutos de investigação e em empresas da indústria eletrônica e de rádio. Dedicou-se ao desenvolvimento e à produção de detectores semicondutores de radiação nuclear.