((pi*((x/y)^2))*cos(2y))/6)+((pi*((y/x)^2))*cos(2y))/6)+((pi*((x/y)^2))*cos(2x))/6)+((pi*((y/x)^2))*cos(2x))/6)
For those with Google Chrome browsers, you can copy and paste this into your search bar and google with 3D graph it. It looks messy but it's the only way google would graph it.
I am working on the EM wave displacement of aether and how this displacement looks as well as carries energy. The above equation is the volume of all possible cones, however it is the reaction displacement not the action, so I used cosine instead of sine (the shadow in other words). Also both slopes x/y and y/x are included to complete the volume of a cylinder.
You can see the delay of the electric part (red) of the EM wave as it goes outward. The blue I believe is the magnetic. In the top center is part of the flower of life (zoom in). From the sides we can see the intensity pattern similar to a single slit experiment. As the displacement moves out from its origin it grows and splits in a conical manner (zoom out). Notice the magnetic displacement is negative, which may be why we see no "magnetic arcs".
I don't know if this is even correct or if google is making the calculations correct, but I do feel it is close to an EM aether displacement of energy or a photon.
If you have chrome, please take 2 minutes to look at it and see what you think.
Thanks for any advise or information that may help to complete this.
For those with Google Chrome browsers, you can copy and paste this into your search bar and google with 3D graph it. It looks messy but it's the only way google would graph it.
I am working on the EM wave displacement of aether and how this displacement looks as well as carries energy. The above equation is the volume of all possible cones, however it is the reaction displacement not the action, so I used cosine instead of sine (the shadow in other words). Also both slopes x/y and y/x are included to complete the volume of a cylinder.
You can see the delay of the electric part (red) of the EM wave as it goes outward. The blue I believe is the magnetic. In the top center is part of the flower of life (zoom in). From the sides we can see the intensity pattern similar to a single slit experiment. As the displacement moves out from its origin it grows and splits in a conical manner (zoom out). Notice the magnetic displacement is negative, which may be why we see no "magnetic arcs".
I don't know if this is even correct or if google is making the calculations correct, but I do feel it is close to an EM aether displacement of energy or a photon.
If you have chrome, please take 2 minutes to look at it and see what you think.
Thanks for any advise or information that may help to complete this.
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