The
Wakefield Experiment and the three Catt Questions.
The
Wakefield Experiment ; Harry
Ricker ; The
Wakefield Experiments background and motivation . The Challenge .
The
Second Catt Question ; Dearholt and McSpadden, 1973
The results of “The Wakefield Experiment” point to a
fatal flaw in classical electrodynamics.
The three Catt Questions point to fundamental
difficulties in classical electrodynamics. They are elementary questions about
details of the theory.
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“no accredited professor or text book writer in the world will
comment on Catt’s work, as summarised at http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/x37p.htm
”.
This is to be found via hyperlink from the Wikipedia article on “Ivor Catt”.
It is no longer true in 2016. Still, no professor or
text book writer will comment in writing on The Wakefield Experiment .
However, there have now been two peer reviewed articles on what the authors
call “Catt’s anomaly”. For these two articles and my rejected attempts to
reply, see http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/x311a.htm
.