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DEDICATION
This book is lovingly dedicated in memory of Dr. GerhardH. Beyer, Distinguished University Professor at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg,Virginia. He was former Head of Department of ChemicalEngineering; Fellow in the Chemical Engineering Societyand Active in the Nuclear Engineering Society and theSociety of Professional Engineers. He enjoyed teachingand advanced research, including the discoveries and de-velopment of this book.
Howard Johnson first became interested in magneticswhile doing some graduate work at Vanderbilt University.Several patents later he was joined by Jerry Beyer, a seniorscientist in Chemical Engineering at V.P.I., and SteveDavis, an electrical engineer and leading computer man.Together they broke some of the magnetic code which theypresent here just as they found it.
"There is a God in heaven thatrevealeth secrets, and maketh knownto the king Nebuchadnezzar whatshall be in the latter days."
Daniel 2:1-28
"Hast thou entered into the trea-sures of the snow?". . .
"Which I have reserved againstthe time of trouble, against the day of battle and war? "
Job 38:22,23
CONTENTS
Page
IV. Description of book (IV), Howard Johnson
1. History of knowledge of magnets, Dr. Beyer
Description of magnet, conventional vs. discovery;3. i.e., simple illustration of direction of lines of force
Computer illustration, B&W=> single plane only
4,5.
E
xplanation of 2 Partical Theory;
Application; 92 pole generator
Application: Wire conducting D.C. current
Simple illustration(s)
Computer B&W graphicsComputer color illustration(s)
6,16. Spins are vortices
Simple illustration(s)
Computer graphics B&W illustration(s)Colorado (alongside)
Layers (inside-outside)
17,20. Attraction and repulsion (within a magnet, and between map
Computer graphics showing curved magnetComputer color illustration(s)
21,22. Corner spins
Simple illustrations and picturesComputer color illustration(s)
23,27 Gate
Simple illustrations and picturesComputer color illustrations
28.
Making Use of the Time-Asymmetric Qualities of Permanent Magnets29.
Mapping methods, Howard R. Johnson
BibliographyIntroducing MAGWIND
III
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