Применение метода ГРВ в отборе спецконтингента
СИФР 2009
Bioelectrography
Bioelectrography Research Archives on IUMAB Library
Bioelectrography – The Science about Light
The Bioelectrography History
Since 500BC
KIRLIANGRAPHY, ELECTROPHOTONICS, GDV, EPI, Bio-Well technology, etc
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GDVCAMERA has been developed by Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, Alexander Laptev, Dr. Alexander Kuznetsov and Olga Belobaba in 1995 and brings the powerful technology known as Gas Discharge Visualization technique to market in a more accessible way than ever before. The product consists of a desktop camera and accompanying software, which allows a user to quickly and easily conduct human energy scans. Accessory attachments are also available for purchase to conduct environment and object scans.
ФИЗИЧЕСКИЕ МЕХАНИЗМЫ СИСТЕМ ГРВ БИОЭЛЕКТРОГРАФИИ
ФИЗИЧЕСКИЕ МЕХАНИЗМЫ И ПРИНЦИПЫ ПОСТРОЕНИЯ СИСТЕМ ГРВ БИОЭЛЕКТРОГРАФИИ
К. Г. КОРОТКОВ, Ю.А. ГАТЧИН, Б.А. КРЫЛОВ
УДК 681.78:574
Санкт-Петербургский государственный университет информационных технологий, механики и оптики
ФИЗИЧЕСКИЕ МЕХАНИЗМЫ И ПРИНЦИПЫ ПОСТРОЕНИЯ СИСТЕМ ГРВ БИОЭЛЕКТРОГРАФИИ
Рассмотрены основные физические процессы, протекающие при газоразрядной визуализации (ГРВ) объектов различной природы.
Приведены основные параметры систем формирования изображений, комплекса вычисляемых параметров изображений, а также серийно выпускаемых ГРВ приборов.
Different names of Bioelectrography
Different names of Bioelectrography
Different terms are used to describe the effect of the discharge of objects at high voltage high-frequency fields:
Thought’s Registration
Thought’s Registration
Thought’s Registration by means of Gas-Discharge Visualization
Anufrieva E., Anufriev V., Starchenko M., Timofeev N.
Institute of Physics of the Ural Department of the Russian Academy of Sciences, The Ural Center for Energy Saving and Environment, JSC”Ekaterinburg Non-Ferrous Metals Processing Plant”, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Bioenergy Measurements for Predictive Medical Diagnosis
Bioenergy Measurements for Predictive Medical Diagnosis
Pradeep B. Deshpande*1, Konstantin Korotkov2, and James P. Kowall3
1Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering, University of Louisville; President, Six Sigma & Advanced Controls, Inc., Louisville, KY 40222 USA
2Professor of Biophysics and Computers, St. Petersburg Federal University of Informational Technologies, Optics, and Mechanics, St. Petersburg, Russia
3James Kowall, MD (Neurology, Internal Medicine), PhD (Theoretical Physics), Eugene, Oregon, USA