electromagnetism

Longitudinal Force

Definition

A force acting along the direction of wave propagation or current flow, claimed to be a real physical phenomenon distinct from transverse electromagnetic forces.

Related Theories (1)

Longitudinal Force Reality

The theory that longitudinal forces (scalar forces) are real physical phenomena that can be generated in current-carrying wires, distinct from thermal effects, and can be harnessed for thrust.

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