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A simple electrical device that generates an oscillatory force is proposed. The only thing preventing it from becoming a viable space drive is its lack of a means of rectifying the force, which time averages to zero.  The following is a summary of two articles by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Slepian Joseph Slepian] (1891-1969), which appeared in the February and March 1949 issues of ''Electrical Engineering''. This reference was provided to ESJ by Dr. James Corum.
A simple electrical device that generates an oscillatory force is proposed. The only thing preventing it from becoming a viable space drive is its lack of a means of rectifying the force, which time averages to zero.  The following is a summary of two articles by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Slepian Joseph Slepian] (1891-1969), which appeared in the February and March 1949 issues of ''Electrical Engineering''. This reference was provided to ESJ by Dr. James Corum.


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[[Category:Scientific Paper|electromagnetic space ship electrical essay]]

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Scientific Paper
TitleElectromagnetic Space Ship: An Electrical Essay
Author(s)James F Corum
Keywordscurrents, electrodynamic forces, Feynman?s disk, Graham and Lahoz, Heaviside force, Lorentz force, net force
Published1998
JournalElectric Spacecraft Journal
Number27
Pages16-18

Abstract

A simple electrical device that generates an oscillatory force is proposed. The only thing preventing it from becoming a viable space drive is its lack of a means of rectifying the force, which time averages to zero. The following is a summary of two articles by Joseph Slepian (1891-1969), which appeared in the February and March 1949 issues of Electrical Engineering. This reference was provided to ESJ by Dr. James Corum.