Electrical generator with rotational gaussian surface magnet and stationary coil

An electrical generator comprising:

• a coil-wire form having a perimeter and a first planar surface and a second planar surface;
• a plurality of permanent magnets magnet disposed to be rotational with each other about a common center axle, each magnet that extends in a plane parallel to the first planar surface or the second planar surface, wherein the permanent magnet is at least partially retained within and adjacent to the perimeter of the coil wire form and permanent magnet also having their North and South magnetic polesdirectionally parallel to each other within a coil-wire form having a circumference and with a centered hole disposed with adjacent axle inset wells each extending along a well axis, adapted to mechanically retain said center axle position rotatable about said well axis and said plurality of permanent magnets within said coil-wire form;
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• a plurality of turns of wire disposed on said coil-wire form circumference and wrapped in a plane parallel to said well axis,
• wherein said coil-wire form includes a plurality of disposed stationary insets each including one of a plurality of focus permanent magnets disposed at said circumference of said coil-wire form and are disposed and aligned to each have an axis through each magnet poles perpendicular to said inset wells axis and to be magnetically attractive to said plurality of permanent magnets a focus permanent magnet pair disposed outside of and adjacent to the perimeter of the coil wire form, wherein the focus permanent magnet pair includes a first focus permanent magnet and a second focus permanent magnet positioned on an opposite side of the perimeter of the coil wire form from the first focus permanent magnet, and
• wherein said plurality of focus permanent magnets increases magnetic flux line density in a region of said plurality turns of wire and rotation of said plurality of the permanent magnets within said coil-wire form centered hole magnet induces an electrical current within said plurality of turns of wire voltage in the coil wire form.