Vysikaylo's Classification of Cumulation and Libration Points in Analogous Gravitational And Electrical Dynamic Attractors Under Mutual Learning Author And Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

Philipp I. Vysikaylo

The author was the first to discover in 2010 the cumulation points: L 1-3 and the libration points L4.5 for electrons in the region of positively charged cumulative-dissipative dynamic systems (CDS), by analogy with the cumulation points L1-3 discovered by Euler in 1767, and the libration points L4,5, discovered by Lagrange in 1772 for gravitational rotating systems. In 2013, the author discovered structural turbulence, for example, realized in tropical cyclones and L1 regions between stars in binary star systems. It arises due to the co-organization of two oppositely directed and counter-rotating mass-energy-momentum flows ( MEMF ), for example, moist, heated ascending cyclonic flows and descending cold, dry anticyclonic flows. It was established that their co-organization leads to the formation of Vysikaylo's CDS and a number of synergetic phenomena, in particular the formation of MEMF cumulation regions and MEMF dissipation (dispersion) regions from the CDS. The author has published several articles on these topics in peer-reviewed journals and in this article presents the results of testing the extent to which the AI has assimilated his ideas and evidence. It turns out that communication with the AI is quite constructive and useful for clearing the minds of theorists!

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