Versor Algebra by Eric Dollard

[Aaron]

"Nikola Tesla Discovered Polyphase Power Systems, Charles Proteus Steinmetz First Used Versor Algebra To Analyze It, Dr. Fortescue's Symmetrical Coordinates Made It Possible To Analyze Any Number Of Phases and Eric Dollard Now Presents The First Ever Theoretical Basis Of Versor or Sequence Algebra In Mathematical History!"

52 minute overview with Eric on what this Versor Algebra book is about:

[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNsn4QI7C5o[/VIDEO]

Get a copy here: Versor Algebra by Eric Dollard

[BroMikey]

Thanks for the new post and Eric's clock analogy versor stations or positions.

Mikey

"Nikola Tesla Discovered Polyphase Power Systems, Charles Proteus Steinmetz First Used Versor Algebra To Analyze It, Dr. Fortescue's Symmetrical Coordinates Made It Possible To Analyze Any Number Of Phases and Eric Dollard Now Presents The First Ever Theoretical Basis Of Versor or Sequence Algebra In Mathematical History!"

52 minute overview with Eric on what this Versor Algebra book is about:

[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNsn4QI7C5o[/VIDEO]

Get a copy here: Versor Algebra by Eric Dollard

[Aaron]

Versor Algebra Volume II by Eric Dollard



* NEW RELEASE * VERSOR ALGEBRA VOLUME II, SPECIAL THEORIES OF SEQUENCE OPERATORS AS APPLIED TO POWER ENGINEERING

If you have Volume I of Eric Dollard's Versor Algebra book, you know that it is very important to the electric and musical sciences because it actually gives a theoretical basis for versor or sequencing algebra for the first time in mathematical history.

Get Volume II at the low introductory special: Versor Algebra by Eric Dollard

Volume II has been much anticipated and it is finally here! We now take the theory from the first Volume and actually apply it to any number of phases including the enigmatic monopolar or true single phase invented by Tesla for his telluric ground transmission system. It will also cover two phase, which most people erroneously refer to as single phase, which is the common electricity that is available in your home. There are other phases including eight phase, which is necessary for the analysis of polyphonic music such as Bach's.

You will be able to observe the mathematical process without being sidetracked by numerous subscripts and the use of the same letter for a multiplicity of terms, which is the flaw in the available textbooks on the subject.

Get Volume II at the low introductory special: Versor Algebra by Eric Dollard