Wave Physics
Longitudinal Wave
Definition
Wave where oscillations occur along direction of propagation (compression wave)
Related Theories (4)
Fractal Phase Conjugate Charge Collapse
Guest Dan Winter's theory that waves nesting recursively by the golden ratio down to the Planck scale 'collapse' charge, converting transverse EM into longitudinal waves. He says this collapse is the origin of gravity and all centripetal forces, and enables fusion and teleportation.
Longitudinal Waves
A retelling of a longitudinal wave that utilizes direct energy transfer from scalar vector potentials as an adjunct to classical Maxwell field equations.
Resonant ZPE Extraction
Zero Point Energy can be extracted by hitting specific resonant frequencies that interact with atomic structures, specifically using the A-vector potential and longitudinal waves.
Scalar Wave Propulsion and Gravity Manipulation
By manipulating scalar potentials (longitudinal waves) and vector potentials, it is possible to generate gravity, create negative energy, and manipulate spacetime for propulsion and teleportation.