Modelling/Simulating Eric Dollard's Mathematics

[Reiyuki]

So I'm operating on two assumptions here:

1 - The OU community will remain a fringe group with random successes and failures until we can explain at least conceptually how and where we synthesize energy in our devices.

2 - Eric Dollard has the best and most complete set of mathematics to get us there. Heavily influenced by Steinmetz and Heaviside, with equations that are relatively simple, that convert easily to 'standard' electrical measurements (Volts, Amps, etc).
He doesn't go off into infinity with page-long equations requiring weeks to understand, nor does he use pseudo-scientific buzzwords that aren't useful to builders.


I've started to render some of these concepts so they might make a little more sense. The end goal was to write a simulator built on these models that we can 'tinker' with, but in the meantime I think this might help someone understand what Mr Dollard is talking about.

(Of course, if I'm wrong and horribly mangle his concepts, he's free to kick my ass here and at the next conference)


Edit: Ignore the attachment for now, just started and already loaded with of mistakes. Sorry

[trahedron]

So where do we stand now with your work in this area? Eric's a great guy and it would be fantastic to see some interpretive distillations and instructions that you're talking about.