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Electrogravimagnetics: Practical Modeling Methods of the Polarizable Vacuum — V

Original publication: 2007

Overview

Extends the harmonic model across a small displacement to examine beat frequencies, spectral boundaries, and experimental constraints. The authors propose that high-frequency components and applied magnetic-field magnitude dominate the modeled modification of gravitational acceleration.

Original publication

Originally published in Physics Essays 20(1), 101–112 (2007). Riccardo C. Storti and Todd J. Desiato.

Publisher record ↗ · DOI: 10.4006/1.3073796

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Original article listed in the founding collection. Read the author-uploaded compilation on ResearchGate; this edition links to that reading copy rather than hosting a publisher PDF.

Included in the JOATP founding collection, 20 October 2026. The author retains copyright; original publisher terms continue to apply to previously published work.

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