Has anybody heard of this odd sub-type of physics and geology?

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The discussion revolves around a sub-type of physics and geology related to Nikola Tesla's technology, specifically the concept of devices that could create earthquakes through resonance. Participants express interest in understanding the equations that describe harmonic resonance in this context.

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  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about Tesla's technology and its relation to physics and geology, specifically asking for the equations involved.
  • Another participant suggests that the concept is linked to resonance.
  • A participant provides a link to a Wikipedia page about Tesla's oscillator, indicating a source for further information.
  • One participant acknowledges having read the provided page but seeks more detailed equations related to harmonic resonance.
  • Another participant offers a link to a Wikipedia page on mechanical harmonic resonance and suggests that a Google search could yield more detailed explanations and equations.

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Participants do not appear to reach a consensus on the specific equations or details of the resonance concept related to Tesla's technology, and multiple viewpoints regarding the nature of the inquiry are present.

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The discussion lacks specific mathematical details and relies on external sources for further exploration of the topic. There are unresolved aspects regarding the exact nature of the equations sought by participants.

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Has anybody heard of this odd sub-type of physics and geology? Apparently Tesla was able to build devices that could create earthquakes with his technology. I want to know what these sorts of equations looked like if anybody knew.
 
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I believe it had something to do with resonance
 


Yes I've read this page, but I was wondering what the actual harmonic resonance equations sort of looked like so I got a better understanding of how it works!
 

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