ultrafilter·2 anni fa·discussYour charge-based g-meter would also measure zero acceleration in free fall.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_radiation_of_charge...
ultrafilter·3 anni fa·discussNear the end, the author claims that if a,b,c form a basis of R3, then the cross products a x b, b x c, and c x a are orthogonal.This is false. E.g., a=(1,1,0), b=(0,1,1), c=(1,0,1) impliesa x b = (+1,-1,+1), b x c = (+1,+1,-1), c x a = (-1,+1,+1).However, this "dual basis" still serves its claimed purpose, which essentially is to precompute part of Cramer's rule.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_radiation_of_charge...