Tuesday, September 26, 2017

cheniere |At the
time of his death, Gabriel
Kron was arguably the greatest electrical scientist ever produced by
the United States.

It
appears that the availability of this
Heaviside energy component
surrounding any portion of the circuit may be the long sought
secret to Gabriel Kron's “open path” that enabled him
to produce a true negative resistor in the 1930s, as the chief
scientist for General Electric on the U.S. Navy contract for the
Network Analyzer at Stanford University.Kron was never permitted to release how he made his
negative resistor, but did state that, when placed in the Network
Analyzer, the generator could be disconnected because the
negative resistor would power the circuit.Since a negative resistor converges surrounding energy and
diverges it into the circuit, it appears that Kron's negative
resistor gathered energy from the Heaviside component of energy
flow as anGame Notes for the 2014 LSU Football team, as well as the weekly opponents' notes, will be published prior to each game.

LSU Football vs. Notre Dame Game Notes

LSU Set For Classic Matchup With Notre Dame in Music City Bowl

LSU will play in a bowl game for the 15th straight year on Dec. 30 when the 23rd-ranked Tigers face Notre Dame in the Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn. Kickoff between the Tigers and Irish is set for 2:02 p.m. CT from LP Field (67,000) – home of the NFL's Tennessee Titans. LSU will be making its first trip to the Music City Bowl. The game will be broadcast on ESPN with Mark Jones (pxp), Rod Gilmore (analyst) and Jessica Mendoza (sideline) on the call. LSU