User:CaptinJohn

This is my basic and boring User page

User:CaptinJohn


This is my basic and boring User page

I live and work in London. I was a Catastrophe Modeller but now I work modelling enginnering problems at London Underground (I am actually a sub contractor so my real employer is Interfleet Technology Ltd)

I am 23

I have a Masters Degree in Physics from the Exeter University.

I have published a research paper on Surface Plasmon effects


This user is a Meth Head.







This user, through Communist infiltration, Communist indoctrination, Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy, will sap and impurify all of your precious bodily fluids.










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Hi Captin-

I saw you made an edit to the "Speed of Electricity" talk page. With respect to the talk section "Speed of Light in Copper" I believe it was you who wrote "References online generally point to .5c to .95c with several sources citing 2/3 c".

This is absolutely correct. I have been startled to find that 10s of thousands of EEs and even some Physics PhDs don't agree with you/me. Considering that displacement current WITHIN conductors is Maxwell's theory, the disagreement set me in motion and I now have proof that you and I (and Maxwell and many many others) are correct and E&M travels axially at near-light speed WITHIN conducting media.

I am current gathering references to re-write the relevant section from this entry. Would be great to get as many as possible. Please let me know your reference(s)? Thanks! Hazyj (talk) 23:14, 3 May 2018 (UTC)

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