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US 2004/0164824 A1Published application
Hyperspace energy generator
OwnerJohn Quincy St. Clairinventor
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Abstract
This invention is a braided gold wire coaxial cable of micron size which generates hyperspace energy by coupling to the tetrahedral geometry of subspace, dimension and the Planck mass.
Claims2
A coaxial cable which has:
- a) a braided gold wire outer conductor of radius 8.34 microns;
- b) a braided gold wire inner conductor of radius 7.56 microns;
- c) a thin dielectric separator between the two conductors;
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- d) an open weave to allow the hyperspace mist to seep out of the cable and permeate the surrounding material in which the cable is embedded;
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A specific relationship between the physical dimensions of the coaxial cable, given in items (1a) and (1b), to the following tetrahedral subspace couplings:
- a) the ratio of the area-to-volume ratio of the tetrahedron to the area-to-volume ratio of its circumscribing sphere, equal to 3:1, with a coupling to the natural logarithm of the ratio of the radii of the conductors;
- b) the ratio of the area of the three-square of the planar tetrahedron to the area of the one-square, equal to 3:1, with a coupling to the Planck mass and the linear inductance of the cable;
- b) the distance between the base constant and {square root}{square root over (4/3)} times the base constant, equal to −14.83817383 in natural logarithms, with a coupling to the outer radius of the conductor, the ten dimensions of space, and the co-dimensions of hyperspace;
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- c) the wave function of the coaxial guide given in terms of item (2c), the natural logarithm of the ratio of the radius of the outer conductor to the radius of the inner conductor, and the curvature 2π.
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