Re: Gravitation and Maxwell's Electrodynamics, BOUNDARY CONDITIONS

"Aleksandr Timofeev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "George Dishman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > "Sergey Karavashkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > I can hardly judge what Aleksandr means saying the nonlinear
> > > transformer necessary,
> >
> > I believe he was saying that the blackbody spectrum of
> > heat radiated by a resistor is not linear but that,
> > although true, is not the usual criteria for defining
> > a system as non-linear, it is based on the equation
> > that defines the motion.
>
> If the system changes a frequency spectrum of absorbed
> electromagnetic radiation, on definition such system is
> nonlinear in relation to absorbed electromagnetic radiation.

That may be the case in your line of work but not in
mine. A "Simple Harmonic Oscillator" is one in which
the restoring force is linearly related to the
displacement and that relation is what is being
described as "linear".

> The generator electromagnetic oscillations always is nonlinear
> system, since this one converses one sort of energy in other.
> For example - resistor.

The voltage is what tries to restore the quiescent
conditions and is linearly related to the current
hence in normal terminology it is linear.

> Even the amplifier electromagnetic oscillations almost always
> is nonlinear system, since this one imports nonlinear
> distortions to a signal. >;o)

I know that only too well :-(

> Now problem for you:
>
> how the REVERSIBILITY of the generator in the amplifier
> and on the contrary is interlinked to NONLINEARITY of SYSTEM?

Sorry Aleksandr, I am not taking any more exams this
week, I think I have established my credentials
adequately.

best regards
George