How to test
Hi Ufo,
You appear to be asking me for a test method to prove or disprove the existence of what you and Ken call the dielectric inertial plane which you say is located, among other places, in the middle of the magnet. I do not think I am qualified to do so. Among other reasons, I do not know what a dielectric inertial plane is, where it comes from, what it does, or how it interacts with the rest of the world. From listening to you and Ken, it pretty much mimics the magnetic field. Therefore finding it in the magnet without being influenced by the magnetic field might be impossible. Like I said, I do not see anything in your experiment which cannot be attributed to the magnetic induction.
I recall you telling someone that the permanent magnet is different than the electromagnet because there is no dielectric inertial plane in the electromagnet. If this is true, then it may be possible to devise an experiment using a tight magnetic circuit with exchangeable mmf source; a permanent magnet (PM) and an electromagnet (EM). Be able to use one or the other, PM or EM, with the rest of the magnetic path remaining the same. Verify the both PM and EM have the same area and flux density. Then excite or disturb the magnetic circuit in such a way as to influence your dielectric inertial plane and see if there is a difference between the two cases.
That is the best I can come up with at the moment.
Regards,
bi
Hi Ufo,
Originally posted by Ufopolitics
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I recall you telling someone that the permanent magnet is different than the electromagnet because there is no dielectric inertial plane in the electromagnet. If this is true, then it may be possible to devise an experiment using a tight magnetic circuit with exchangeable mmf source; a permanent magnet (PM) and an electromagnet (EM). Be able to use one or the other, PM or EM, with the rest of the magnetic path remaining the same. Verify the both PM and EM have the same area and flux density. Then excite or disturb the magnetic circuit in such a way as to influence your dielectric inertial plane and see if there is a difference between the two cases.
That is the best I can come up with at the moment.
Regards,
bi
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