First International Symposium: on Non-Conventional Energy Technology (PACE, 1987)

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Forword

Non-linear field physics

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Introduction

A unified yield theory

Non-linear field physics laboratory

Acceleration of breakthroughs and applications

Figures

Transistorized g-power generator

The synergetic theory and transformation of gravitational energy

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Part I

Questions and answers and comments

The transformation of gravitation energy into electrical energy by ''Tokamak'' process: Part II

The conversion of centrifugal force into linear force and motion

Water decomposition by means of alternating current electrolysis

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1. Cutting the Gordian knot of the great energy bind

2. An elementary introduction to the design and operation of the thermodynamic device to electrolyse water with A.C.

3. Electrothermodynamics

Protocol: 4. Methodology for the evaluation of the efficiency of water decomposition by means of alternating current electrolysis.

5. Thermodynamic measurement

6. Alternative methodology for calculating efficiency based on the faraway law of electrochemistry.

7. Conclusion

Appendix 1

The Scandinavian research organization on non-conventional energy and the implosion theory (Viktor Schauberger)

Financing primary energy technology

The non-equivalence of mass and energy

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1. Primary matter

2. Radiation

3. The Bohr atom

4. Electromagnetic energy

5. Secondary matter

6. Contraction energy

Conceptual changes in reality models from new discoveries in physics

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I. Introduction: remote connectedness and coherent phenomena

II. Event connection in multi-dimensional complex Minkowski models

III. Solitary wave solutions and coherent non dispersive solutions in complex geometries

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A. The linear Schrödinger equation in real and complex space

B. Discussion and application of coherent state solutions

C. Possible implications for technology

IV. Conclusion

Acknowledgments

References

Stepping down high frequency energy

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Introduction

Energy of frequency

The ''spectral diode''.

Plasma tubes

Tapping the zero-point energy?

Summary

Acknowledgements

References

Earth rotation as a source of free energy.

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1. Introduction

2. Perpetual motion and the laws of thermodynamics

3. The bessler wheel

4. The pendulum as a perpetual motion

5. Application to electromagnetic devices

6. Properties of earth rotation as a free energy source

References

Journey to the end of the universe

Atomic structure and gravity

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Gravity

Tesla's secrets

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References

Acknowledgements

Studies on rotation leading to the N-Machine

The one-piece homopolar generator

Homopolar generation and other observations

The development of post-relativistic concepts in physics and advanced technology abroad

Mechanical energy from anisotropic gravitational fields (MEGA)

A novel source of clean regenerative energy

Part 2

References

Radiant energy lecture

Energy and gravity

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Field measuring device

Abstract of the disclosure

Background of the invention

Introduction

Anti-gravity properties of crystalline lattices