Originally posted by TheoriaApophasis
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Two questions:
1. Counterspace is a single point correct? It has no attributes of space, such as X, Y & Z. It's coordinates are simply 1, -1, J & -J.
2. When Eric draws the simple LC circuit with the capacitor on the left, the inductor on the right and two conductors top & bottom connecting them like a transmission line, the dielectricity flows between the two conductors right? As this circuit oscillates, the dielectricity doesn't flow in the wires, only the magnetism orbits the wires. Correct? So for the dielectricity, its flow simply bounces back-n-forth between the plates of the capacitor and in between the turns of the inductor.
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