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Hermann Fricke (1876–1949) occupies a unique niche as a bridge between Kelvin’s fluid-based "vortex atom" theory and Todeschini’s later "psychobiophysics." Fricke’s work often focused on a mechanical, aether-based explanation for gravity and magnetism that…

To describe unpolarized magnetism or eddy flux through the specialized lenses of Kelvin, Fricke, and Todeschini, use the following terms and symbols. These avoid Maxwell’s standard nomenclature in favor of their specific historical or theoretical frameworks. Lord Kelvin (Sir William Thomson) Kelvin focused heavily on the mechanical analogies of magnetism and the correction of "deviations." Quadrantal Deviation: Kelvin’s specific term for the interference caused by unpolarized (soft) iron on a ship's hull.Isotropic Induction: How Kelvin described the uniform, non-directional magnetic response in substances like soft iron spheres (often called Kelvin’s Balls).Foucault Currents: Kelvin frequently used this term (rather than "eddy") to describe circulating currents in conductors.Mechanical Efflux: A literary/scientific term Kelvin used to describe the "flow" of magnetic force as if it were an incompressible fluid. Hugo Fricke Fricke is renowned for his work on the conductivity and impedance of biological and heterogeneous suspensions, which is highly relevant to eddy flux in complex materials. Isotropic Suspension: A term for a medium where "magnetic" or electrical particles are randomly oriented, resulting in no net polarization.Complex Admittance (\(Y\)): Fricke’s technical symbol used to describe how unpolarized flux and eddy losses behave in non-homogeneous materials.Eddy-Loss Coefficient: A specialized Fricke term for the energy dissipated by internal circulating currents in a material's "shell" or "boundary." Marco Todeschini Todeschini’s "Psychobiophysics" and Fluid-Dynamic Theory of the universe offer a highly specialized, non-standard vocabulary. Universal Fluid (Aether) Vortices: Todeschini viewed all magnetism as literal physical "eddies" or whirlpools in a universal fluid. Unpolarized magnetism is described as a disordered fluid state.Space-Vortex (S): His specific conceptual symbol for a localized magnetic eddy.Fluid Pressure Gradient: Instead of "flux," Todeschini used the term "pressure differences" within the aether to explain magnetic attraction.Centrifugal Magnetic Force: A technical term in his theory for the "outward" push of an unpolarized eddy. Unicode Symbols for SMS \(S\) : Todeschini’s Space-Vortex (use standard Latin S).\(\gamma \) : Often used for Conductivity in Fricke's impedance equations.\(\kappa \) : Kelvin’s preferred symbol for Magnetic Susceptibility (Isotropic).\(\text{Z}\) : Impedance (used by Fricke to describe eddy-flux resistance).🌀 : Vortex/Eddy (The most accurate amateur/literary emoji for Todeschini’s theory). Would you like to see how to format one of Kelvin’s compass correction tables or Fricke’s impedance formulas for a text?

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