For centuries there has been considerable interest in developing a simple, but comprehensive relationship for physical systems including electric and magnetic, mass, and wave interactions, even before the concepts were well defined. Constraints to the problem have been curved space and divergence of time. An alternative coordinate system is necessary to satisfy these constraints. The mathematics are no more complex than vector algebra, in a curved space. Dynamic energy defines activity over time. One dynamic energy equation encompasses electric-magnetic, mass-diffusion, and constant-waves over time into a unified field theory for node, point or lumped parameters. The application of field volume and space vector provides a distributed fluid or field representation. The three terms in the unified field relationship succinctly describe Newton motion as well as Einstein relativity. As would be expected, Maxwell's suite of equations is inherent in the relationship. Planck's wave concept and energy bundles or quanta are integral terms.
About the Author: Dr. Marcus O. Durham is a true polymath who brings very diverse experience to his writing and lectures. He is a scientist, philosopher, theologian, researcher, author, lecturer, entrepreneur, international consultant, applied psychologist, economist, energy scholar, engineer, forensic analyst, pilot, and professor emeritus. He is senior principal in an international scientific research lab, a principal in a forensic firm, and a principal in a natural resources company. He is a university professor emeritus of engineering, and was a seminary professor and dean. He is a commercial pilot, is a ham radio Extra Class operator, has a commercial radiotelephone license, and is a licensed electrical contractor. He is a conservationist, who enjoys the family ranch and operating the heavy equipment. Professional recognition includes Life Fellow-IEEE, Life Fellow-ACFEI, Diplomate-ABFET, Life Sr. Member-SPE, Certified Homeland Security, Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator, Certified Vehicle Fire Investigator, and Kaufmann Medal by IEEE. Dr. Durham is acclaimed in Who's Who of the Petroleum and Chemical Industry and Who's Who of American Teachers. Honorary recognition includes Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, and Eta Kappa Nu. He has published over 150 papers and articles and has authored 14 books on such diverse topics as science & engineering, economics & personal development, as well as philosophy & theology. He has traveled in over 22 countries and all 50 states. Dr. Durham received the BS from Louisiana Tech University, the ME from The University of Tulsa, the PhD in Engineering from Oklahoma State University, and the PhD in Theology from Trinity Southwest University. He has other studies with numerous educational and scholarly organizations. The author has co-authored several books in the technical, philosophy, and applied psychology genres. Most are still available. -Belief Tendencies, the Intersection of Science, Philosophy, & Theology -Unified Field Theory in One Energy Equation, -Electrical Failure Analysis for Fire and Incident Investigation -Electrical Engineering in a Nutshell -Electrical Systems - Fundamentals for Industry -Leadership & Success in Relationships & Communication -Leadership & Success in Organizations, Culture, & Ethics Culture -Leadership & Success in Economics, Law, & Technology -An Intellectual's Argument About God -Systems Design and the 8051 -Who Is This God?