* 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.
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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.
We’re excited to launch The Power of the Aether as Related to Music and Electricity by Eric Dollard. It’s almost 4 hours long and is of one of the most important presentations he has ever given. And the layman can understand most of it.
It is not only a history lesson, it teaches about harmonics and how it relates to music and electricity but it actually goes way beyond that. You just have to at least read the entire website to see what it is really about by clicking on the link below. Plus… it discusses something very special and very, VERY important…
A HISTORICAL FIRST – for the first time ever, J.J. Thomson’s equations from Matter and Electricity have been clarified and straightened out so that they actually make sense. J.J. Thomson is the man who discovered the electron so paying attention to the rest of his work just may be worth paying attention to.
Why is this important? It is the actual foundation necessary to move in the direction of being able to directly engineer the aether both mathematically and in concrete form!
Thompson used some letters in his equations to represent certain things in one place and used the same letters elsewhere to represent something completely different, which obscures the importance of his work. Did Thomson do this on purpose to hide what he was up to? We can’t say for sure, but Eric Dollard has cracked open Thomson’s mess and gave continuity and much-needed clarity to it, which is one of the most important contributions to the science of the aether in over 100 years!
Although this presentation is nearly 4 hours and goes into a lot of depth on various related subjects, Eric Dollard considers it to be a basic primer to orient the viewer to these concepts. Later, he will be going much deeper into not just music and harmonics but into the work of J.J. Thomson, which he considers to be just as important as Tesla’s if not more and that is saying a lot.
P.S. We’re going to extend the introductory discount for Jim Murray’s Dynaflux presentation a couple more days to give everyone a chance since there isn’t much time between the releases of the presentations. Here is what has been released from the conference so far:
Here is a recent interview with Eric Dollard by Greg Carlwood of the Higher Side Chats – this is one of them most popular podcast shows for its category:
If anyone wants to know the real physics of the aether, it is the work of J.J. Thomson that is a must. Here is a brief interview with Eric Dollard on J.J. Thomson and by now Eric has gone much deeper into this work beyond what most people have been able to understand.
In J.J. Thomson’s more technical work, he has uses a lot of math with the same variables representing many different things so it is very difficult to follow. Much of Eric’s work will be to reverse-engineer his equations and give them some logical continuity to make it easier to understand.
This interview just touches the surface of J.J. Thomson’s work but his work will be a major part of much of Eric’s more advanced work that is under development right now.