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Barkhausen Effect (as invoked in BIOS Report No. 1043)

The Barkhausen effect is invoked in BIOS Final Report No. 1043 as the mechanism giving each process in Hans Coler's apparatus its impulse-like character and producing the necessary phase change. The report lists this as an unsolved problem.

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The dossier does not report any test of whether the Barkhausen effect actually plays the role the report assigns to it. The invocation is a hypothesis offered to explain the impulse-like character of the cycle in the Anchor–Field–Directing Circuit Triad, not a demonstrated mechanism. The report's own experiments failed to confirm the sub-effects on which the claimed cycle depends.

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  1. https://rexresearch.com/coler/colerb.htm

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