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you're right. in the paper he is simply doing F2-F1 to give the thrust without any mention of the surface area of the cone walls. he mentions constructing the
by nazgulnarsil 18y ago
you're right. in the paper he is simply doing F2-F1 to give the thrust without any mention of the surface area of the cone walls. he mentions constructing the cone to give a "reflection free transmission" which is impossible.
i guess junk science is right. oh well.
from page 6:
Note that the reflection-free interface, with matched
wave impedances , will ensure no forces are produced at the interface. <-- that doesn't sound possible.