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==Abstract==
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The working of the Marinov Motor is unquestionable evidence that something is missing in the current electromagnetic theories, and it seems that the incomprehension of such a fact by some academics derives from the practice among the theorists in privileging the quantitative arguments, as made by the engineer Cyril Smith in the Correspondence(1) of Frontier Perspectives. Here we analyze the Marinov Motor from the qualitative viewpoint.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
The working of the Marinov Motor is unquestionable evidence that something is missing in the current electromagnetic theories, and it seems that the incomprehension of such a fact by some academics derives from the practice among the theorists in privileging the quantitative arguments, as made by the engineer Cyril Smith in the Correspondence(1) of Frontier Perspectives. Here we analyze the Marinov Motor from the qualitative viewpoint.
 
[[Category:Scientific Paper|marinov motor]]

Latest revision as of 19:33, 18 July 2026

Scientific Paper
TitleMarinov Motor
Author(s)Wladimir Guglinski
KeywordsMarinov Motor
Pages277-282

Abstract

The working of the Marinov Motor is unquestionable evidence that something is missing in the current electromagnetic theories, and it seems that the incomprehension of such a fact by some academics derives from the practice among the theorists in privileging the quantitative arguments, as made by the engineer Cyril Smith in the Correspondence(1) of Frontier Perspectives. Here we analyze the Marinov Motor from the qualitative viewpoint.