Numerical Simulations of Detections, Experiments and Magnetic Field Hall Effect Analysis to Field Torsion

Abstract

Field torsion models are considered from the experiments realized in electronic-dynamical devices and magnetic censoring of a Hall Effect sensor to detect torsion under electrical restricted conditions and space geometry. In this last point, are obtained 2D and 3D-models of torsion energy, which enclose the field theory concepts related with torsion, and open several possibilities of re-interpretations that can be useful in technological applications in the future. Likewise, are considered some measurements that evidence the torsion as field observable. Through geometrical models obtained from theorems and other results are demonstrated the conjectures required to understanding of torsion, as a geometrical and physics invariant most important in the deep study of the Universe. Also, applications in astrophysics and cosmology of these geometrical models are obtained to show Universe phenomena understudy of torsion.