Inverse First-Power Distance Law (Kozyrev)

The inverse first-power distance law is the claimed falloff of the causal-pole effect reported in N. A. Kozyrev's September 1967 paper. Kozyrev states that the effect of a causal dipole falls off as the inverse first power of distance, in contrast to the inverse-square falloff of ordinary force fields.

Reported observations

• The effect was reportedly sensed at 2–3 m from the source.
• For the asymmetric torsion balance, the optimal test distance was about 5 m, with the effect observable to 10–20 m.
• The effect was not shielded by a thick laboratory wall.

Assessment

The law is presented as a deduction from Kozyrev's premises and as consistent with his own balance observations, not as an independently measured law. See Kozyrev Claims vs. Evidence.