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That interesting citation for the torus AG unit came from the electrogavity forum, mentioned previously by Colin.
 
In addtion to that there is a cross-post with reference to one of Fred's favorite laws...
 
 
The Biot-Savart law (Laplace-Ampere) states Magnetic Flux (measured in
Tesla=Weber/area=Volt.time=Energy/Current) to be  dB=uoidL/(4Pi.r^2)
from B=uo.qv/4Pi.r^2.

The fine structure unification between the electromagnetic
alpha=2Pi.k.e^2/hc 
and the gravitational
alpha 2Pi.Gm^2/hc
then modifies this law as 
B=Mw/2R.c^2.

{Example: The earth's magnetic field approximates as 3x10^-5 Tesla
(0.3 gauss) for a core-mantle differential rotation.

Mcore=densitycore.
Vcore~9x10^22 kg and
Rcore~1.2x10^6 m and w=2Pi/86,400}

Here M becomes  the unitised mass of the rotating system of angular
velocity w and a displacement radius R.

In the post below the rotation rate is said to be so 6500 cycles per
minute and so w=2Pi.f~680 radians per second.

The magnetic flux then is a function approximated by B~[3.8x10^-15]M/R).

So B increases for a given radius with the gravitomagnetic mass in a
selfinduction.

Generally, a rotating cosmic body of mass M and spinrate w selfinduces
a gravitomagnetic field in analogy to the laws of Maxwell, Faraday and
Lenz in a form of B=Mw/2R.c^2."

And this from another message:

"So Biot-Savart transforms into B=Mw/2c^2.Ru and Ru some unification
radius in concentric shells.

So as example we compute the magnetic field for the earth.

This formula predicts that this B will not only change with depth but
to depend on the spinrates of the shells under consideration.

We presume a core-mantle differentiation with equatorial radius of
6.4x10^6 metres migrating to a core radius of say 1.2x10^6 metres.

As the density increases towards the earth's centre we set
Core-Mass=Core-Density.Core-Volume of say 9x10^22 kg, reduced from the
overall mass of so 6x10^24 kg as function of the density.

The earth's w=2p/Period=2pf=2p/3600.24)~1/13,751 revolutions per second.

Substituting gives Bearth as core-mantle differential
(9x10^22)/{(13751)2c^2*1.2x10^6} or so 3x10^-5 Tesla.

Since 1 Tesla=10,000 gauss, the measured average of 0.3 gauss is
obtained by this encompassing formulation, subject to perturbation
methods.

The formula also works for other planets and also galaxies and
clusters as function of their mass and rotation rates.

For ionised media such as stars and say Jupiter and Neptune, Biot
Savart is modified, as the charge substitution is related to
emission/absorption of masses, such as plasma and the Solar Wind.

The formula so is most applicable for nonionised media."

The magnetic field of the earth is about half a gauss. Tony derives it
using only spin rate, mass, and a radius differential which perhaps
acounts for your "imbalances", uncovering deep relationship between
moving mass and gravity, moving charge and magnetism.
 
 
All-in-all, this line of reaoning seems to be going somewhere - not sure where just yet
 
Jones









 
 

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