NEW ELECTRODYNAMICS - Mende, Fedor
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Physics concludes then when postulates originate. Application of them evidences misunderstanding of physical phenomena followed by substitution of postulates for these phenomena. The whole last century was signalized by the greatest crisis in physics when materialistic understanding of reality succeeded mathematics which itself started to create its physical laws. A typical example of such approaches was introducing metaphysical concept of frequency dispersion of such parameters as dielectric and magnetic permeability of material media. These metaphysical approaches generated the entire…mehr

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Physics concludes then when postulates originate. Application of them evidences misunderstanding of physical phenomena followed by substitution of postulates for these phenomena. The whole last century was signalized by the greatest crisis in physics when materialistic understanding of reality succeeded mathematics which itself started to create its physical laws. A typical example of such approaches was introducing metaphysical concept of frequency dispersion of such parameters as dielectric and magnetic permeability of material media. These metaphysical approaches generated the entire metaphysical school in electrodynamics of material media named frequency dispersion of material parameters. The physics shackled by yellow science and yellow press was practically at a stop during the last century which just generated the deepest crisis. At present, the situation in physics very reminds that which preceded downfall of the Ptolomaeus system.
Autorenporträt
Fedor Mende graduated from the Faculty of Radiophysics of Kharkov State University and was sent to work at the Physics and Technology Institute for Low Temperatures of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR. During his scientific work, he published more than two hundred scientific articles and 14 monographs.