The one-switch discriminator: flip POLARITY. The magnet-crossed
term reverses sign; the coil's own term does not. With the magnet
installed, the cross term dominates — the texture's handedness follows
the switch.
Coil Current I(t)
ωt0.00
Helicity Pump — dH/dt = −2 ∫ 𝐄·𝐁 d³x
−2∫𝐄·𝐁 (volume term)0.000
Zero with modulation off: the DC texture is static — it radiates
nothing and pumps nothing. Switch modulation on and the same
pseudoscalar 𝐄·𝐁 that sources the chiral anomaly starts driving H.
Reading the box
The cone's spiral pitch gives the winding azimuthal and axial
current — its vector potential is a twisted texture. The axial magnet
supplies the reference 𝐁. Their overlap is the helicity density
h = 𝐀·𝐁, a pseudoscalar: it flips sign in a mirror. The program
vocabulary "right / left torsion field" maps onto the sign of the
magnet-crossed helicity — one pseudoscalar, one sign, one switch.
POWER off kills the texture; a bare dipole alone carries h = 0.
Winding order: switch between a plain conical spiral and the
double-wound form — the wire itself a small helix laid along the cone,
a spiral of spirals with its own winding sense. The double winding acts
solenoid-like: part of 𝐁 stays confined along the wire tube while the
outside texture is carried by 𝐀 — the Aharonov-Bohm configuration,
built into the winding. All fields integrate over the true double-wound
path; nothing is approximated away.
Torsion handedness (sign of magnet-crossed H):+ ("right")