Nikola Tesla and Polyphase Power - E.P. Dollard

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For those seeking to understand the differences between electromagnetic forces and the properties of cohesive plasma, E.P. Dollard’s recent publication offers a comprehensive historical overview of polyphase power systems. Moreover, it presents the fundamental differential equations utilized to quantify longitudinal pulses and transverse electromagnetic waves (erroneously attributed to H. Hertz) within mainstream electrophysics. It is essential to acknowledge that modern electrical physics has its flaws.

While Dollard may possess eccentric tendencies and can be challenging to interact with personally – as evidenced by encounters at Energy Conferences – it is undeniable that his expertise in the history of electrical science is unparalleled. As such, Dollard is fittingly regarded as Whitaker’s successor in the realm of electrical history.

https://www.amazon.com/Nikola-Tesla-Polyphase-Power-Dollard/dp/B0CPCB1LM4/ref=sr_1_1?crid=356HZ4OMLD2PC&keywords=Eric+Dollard&qid=1702844892&sprefix=eric+dollar%2Caps%2C162&sr=8-1

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Anyone questioning Dollard’s brilliance is only turned off by his eccentricity (as you suggest). Between Dollard and the Thunderbolts Project, you can spend quite a number of hours rethinking physics as we originally learned it.

Oh shoot, I forgot to add that to my list of “now that you are old” what the heck ELSE do you need to cram into that brain… Trying to understand the electric (electro-magnetic) universe.

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He is positively awful to deal with in person.

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I can only imagine. He reminds me of my own grandfather, U.Mich Physics 1901. Detestable but brilliant. Never wrong (in his mind)

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Oh, so that’s where that comes from?:sunglasses:

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LOL. Yes. Someone made the mistake of calling me Mrs. J over the weekend and I went through the roof. After making the mistake of name change the first time around, I went back to ME and didn’t change my name again. I have worked hard to be me and make a name for myself and I have never relied on my bed mate to be someone. I joined a group of garden club women years ago with names like Rockefeller and DuPont and it permanently got my hackles up. I’m sure the guy’s hair will grow back after the fire ball I threw at him. Heh.

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