The magic of the sphere is the Fourier transform.
a little working document by Bruce Camber, May 2021
Hidden within these representations of the Fourier transform is the formal relation between electromagnetism and gravity [1]. Many have started such an analysis over the years, yet none of our scholars have had the 202 active notations and an aether defined by infinitesimal (primordial) spheres where fields are within fields and everything, everywhere for all time is related to everything, everywhere for all time.
This is not history’s old aether.
The transition from the small-scale universe universe happens throughout the universe at the same time. All notations are non-local so the first 64 notations are likewise non-local. This notion of a universal non-locality will require time to intuit and meld into a highly-integrated view of the universe. It’ll come slowly until one day there is an “ah-ha” and an epiphany.
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Footnote and Endnotes
[1] Gravitoelectromagnetism – Wikipedia
[2] Comparison of 3-D Fourier forward algorithms for gravity modelling of prismatic bodies with polynomial density distribution, Leyuan Wu, Geophysical Journal International, Volume 215, Issue 3, December 2018, Pages 1865–1886, https://doi.org/10.1093/gji/ggy379, September 2018
[3] Chapter 11 – Fourier-Domain Modeling, Richard J. Blakely, Potential Theory in Gravity and Magnetic Applications, Cambridge University Press, October 2009 There are additional studies of Fourier-Domain Modeling. Also, see articles within science.gov.
[4] Harrison, J.C., Dickinson, M. Fourier transform methods in local gravity modeling. Bull. Geodesique 63, 149–166 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02519148
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