THIS SCIENTIFIC RECOGNITION BY THE WORLD'S LEADING MAGNETIC SCIENTISTS OF CERN, AFTER DEMONSTRATING TO THEM THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE INVENTION IN EXPERIMENTS, IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ME AND I THANK ALL THE SCIENTISTS FOR THEIR KIND SCIENTIFIC RECOGNITION THEY HAVE SHOWED FOR MY INVENTION.
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Foreword
The laws of classical electromagnetism could appear violated by the innovative technology described in this book by G. Kertsopoulos.
The author is the inventor of a new way to perform 16 magnetic interactions versus two known, allowed by the electromagnetism. The innovation is covered by a patent published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) with the identification W02013136097A4. The book focuses on how to make the 16 case studies, reproducing 16 different magnetic interactions, like the repulsion produced by unlike poles, the attraction produced by like poles, poles which can be divided in two sub-poles and so on. Since it is disclosed to the reader how to create such “poles”, the author has the hope, that his technology will push other inventors or Companies to find industrial applications from which the society can take a great benefit. It is the opinion of the writer that the only limit to potential applications is the cost to benefit ratio.
As first step, the book can have a large audience among the High School students and teachers.
Practical demonstrations of the effects produced by this novel technology have been made in front of Researchers and Academia, indeed detailed information can be found in the Internet, YouTube and LinkedIn just performing a search on the inventor‘s name. A fund raising campaign has also been launched on the Indiegogo.com platform.
The book will find a great interest among all people and Companies involved in electromagnetism and its application.
Michele Barone
Industry Liaison Officer for Greece at CERN.
Athens January 2nd, 2017
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Dr. Michele Barone speaks about the magnetic invention of Georgios K. Kertsopoulos WO2013136097A4 at Demokritos Nuclear Laboratory in the event CERN-GREECE INDUSTRY DAY, on March 31, 2014.