The discussion revolves around the relationship between sinusoidal electron frequency, sinusoidal electron amplitude, and their effects on resistance in the flow of electrons within conductive materials, specifically in the context of direct current (DC) rather than alternating current (AC).
Participants express differing views on the appropriateness of discussing the concepts of sinusoidal electron frequency and amplitude, with some seeking clarification while others challenge the speculative nature of the discussion.
The discussion lacks clear definitions of the terms used, and there is uncertainty regarding the validity of the claims made about resistance in conductive materials.
Intuitive said:Does increasing the Sinusoidal Electron Frequency and lowering of its Sinusoidal Electron Amplitude cause less resistance in a flow of Electrons in/on a conductive material?
This is only for DC current and not AC.
Is there any data which supports this?
