Prof. William J. Hooper
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Prof. William J. Hooper (About)
(Died: January 31, 1971)
Professor Emeritus of Physics
Interests: Electrodynamics, Gravity, Unipolar Induction, Magnetic Propulsion
Dr. William James Hooper (1895-1971), was born in Iron Mountain, Michigan. He earned his B.A. (1922), M.A. (1923) and Ph.D. (1925) from UC Berkeley. Thesis: "Critical Ionization Potentials by Positive Rays in Hydrogen". While a Professor of Physics at The Principia College, he was awarded National Science Foundation Fellowships to attend University of Minnesota (1953) and Wisconsin State College (1956).
Employment:
- Research Fellow University of California 1922 to 1925
- Professor of Physics ? Battle Creek College 1925 to 1931
- Professor of Physics ? The Principia College 1931 to 1964, Emeritus
- President & Director of Research, Electrodynamic Gravity, Inc. 1964 to 1971
Articles:
- "Dust Deposit on Lath and Plaster Walls" Physics, pp 61-68, Vol 1, No 1, July, 1931.
- "Unipolar Electromagnetic Induction", an unabridged account of a paper entitled: "Rotation of flux about a Magnetic Axis", presented at the Am. Physical Soc. meeting, St. Louis, March 25-28, 1963.
Research interests:
- Research Consultant for Wood Conversion Co, Cloquet MN
- Research Consultant Glass Printing Press Co, Chicago, IL
- Electrical Printing
- Private research included solar energy and electromagnetism theory
Patents:
- "ALL-ELECTRIC MOTIONAL ELECTRIC FIELD GENERATOR", US Patent # 3,610,971., Patented Oct. 5, 1971.
James E. Hartman, "A Review of William J. Hooper and his All-Electric Motional Electric Field Generator",
http://web.archive.org/web/20010414031227/www.newphys.se/elektromagnum/physics/Hartman/HOOPREV.TXT
