Classical Field Theory-based Design of Green Energy Systems

Abstract

Novel technologies are often traced back to fundamental science. Green energy, particularly fission-, gamma- and photo-electric (PE) cells, are no exception. Based on the fundamentally sound Lorentz Theory, this article aims to explain how implementation of blackbody-cavity PE cells can greatly increase efficiency of the integrated conventional thermal and photovoltaic systems. Long before quantum mechanics, Lorentz suggested that some disturbances, like waves, travel with particles through a certain medium - motionless ether. The waves are described by the Klein-Gordon equation and dispersion relation w²=c²k²+w_c². In hydromechanics, they are known as non-propagating waves and a boundary frequency w_c is called the cutoff frequency. The group velocity approaches zero and waves are not propagating if their frequency is below the cutoff frequency w_c. Their group and phase velocity are related by vu=c², in the infinite k limit v=u=c and the group velocity maximum is c. A quantum object is considered as a vibrating particle or material body with a rest mass m moving in resonance with wave characterized by the cutoff or Compton frequency w_c =mc²/ .