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The full paper can be explored here
Vibration registration system
The concept of technology for recording vibrations of engineering structures and their exact coordinates is offered to attention. The uniqueness of the technology is that it consists of a single wire and it does not require a single sensor, so it is very easy to install. The wire technology is based on optical fiber and therefore it is resistant to any electromagnetic fluctuations. As a result, the technology is very convenient for registering seismic waves, registering vibrations of working CNC machines and other equipment, and is convenient for use in the aerospace field.
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We bring to your attention a research paper by Mr. Daniel Mervel, Associate Professor at the UNICAP Foundation.
The hypothesis of the superelastic vacuum concept
This work is an attempt to explain the phenomena of time and gravity with a model of the following structure: the concept of a superelastic vacuum on the macroscale of space and the concept of a superfluid vacuum on the Planck scale are connected into one concept by a geometric transformation, which is a model of the phenomenon of time within the framework of Einstein’s theory.
The concept of superelastic vacuum is proposed, which explains the properties of vacuum due to which there is a phenomenon of attraction of massive objects in physical space. The concept of meson invariant of hadronic string theory is proposed as an attempt to explain the occurrence of these properties of space.
On the other hand, the concept of geometry is proposed, which is able to explain time as a phenomenon in physics and is able to show the connection between the phenomena of quantum physics and the phenomena in macro physics. This concept connects the processes occurring at the level of zero-point energy with the phenomenon of gravitation in macroscale as cause and effect respectively.
The full paper can be explored here
Vibration registration system
The concept of technology for recording vibrations of engineering structures and their exact coordinates is offered to attention. The uniqueness of the technology is that it consists of a single wire and it does not require a single sensor, so it is very easy to install. The wire technology is based on optical fiber and therefore it is resistant to any electromagnetic fluctuations. As a result, the technology is very convenient for registering seismic waves, registering vibrations of working CNC machines and other equipment, and is convenient for use in the aerospace field.
The full paper can be explored here