-----Original Message----- 
From: Christopher Chapman
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 2:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Springs and Gravity or Magnitism



Subject: Re: Springs and Gravity or Magnitism


Yes, but Me thinks they are linear and not the square of the displacement.  Subject: Springs and Gravity or Magnitism  Hi Geoff, 
They are usually called leaf springs.Does this ring any bells? Regards, Chris  Hi Geoff,  No they are not. They normally have a 
parabolic relationship, but you can make other relationships. Regards, Chris


Hello Chris,

It is my guess by what you say it may
be possible to create a spring
with just about any relationship
like fitting the curve of force like any graph of a conic section ?

I understand magnetic attraction to be log base two ?
Double the distance and divide the force by four ?

Same with electrostatic ??

Can you clear up my confusion here ?

Thanks,

Regards,
geoff 

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