%0 Journal Article
%T Repeated Sparks Produce Free Energy: A Rigorous Mathematical Explanation of the Authors, by the Hidden Ampere Force Law
%A Panos Pappas
%A Theocharis Pappas
%A Eleuterios Pappas
%J Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics
%P 155-160
%@ 2327-4379
%D 2018
%I Scientific Research Publishing
%R 10.4236/jamp.2018.61015
%X This is the twinned paper of the increased mass paper, ¡°Gravity
is acting at superluminous infinite speed, thus collapsing special theory of
relativity of Einstein, an explanation for almost everything (according to the
authors¡¯ rigorous mathematical proof and overwhelming experimental evidence)\" [1]. In the present paper, we describe the repeated spark or repeat current in
terms of the hidden, Non-Relativistic Longitudinal Cardinal Ampere Force which
is not found yet infallible for every case. The impressive finding is the fact
that these repeated sparks as we shall see, have no back-emf, but forward-emf
and forward-Ampere-motive-force. The only consumption is the resistive load
with the very high currents needed. This means its total energy consumption is
less than the released energy-output work plus heat, plus the energy recharging
the batteries. All these are in excess of the consumed input energy. This
means the Repeated sparking is ¡°over-unity¡± efficiency and that, using
super-conductive materials, we shall have constructed the first ¡°perpetual
mobile¡± plus producing extra electrical energy. Several
previous journals that we did not mention here their names did not dare to
publish our disliked papers of very important and revolutionary results but
were not able to counter argue our arguments. They preferred the silence and
have not answered us at all for many years now. Even some of them were involved
previously with the repeated sparking which is the same topic of our present
paper.
%K Repeated Sparking
%K Ampere Force
%K Production of Energy
%K Perpetual Mobile
%K Spark
%K Lightning
%K Revolutionary Paper
%K Free Energy
%U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=81791