Wireless Electricity by Probabilistic Photonic Function
Abstract
The functional relationship between power and light is studied in this paper. The wireless transmission of power is proposed by the probabilistic-photonic function. This technique provides a distribution in the light. The characteristic of light lies with the said. The electricity maps with the obtained function of the light. Thus, the electricity finds with the concept of distributed photonic function.References
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