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Further copy sent slomail
to Chief Executive IEE on 6aug03. Also cc Roger
Dettmer, IEE. http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/28211.htm
To Dr Alf Roberts BSc PhD Ceng
FIEE FInstP, Chief Executive of the IEE, IEE, Savoy Place, London WC2R 0BL Every decade or so I approach
IEE luminaries and ask them to resolve the problem called “The Catt Anomaly”,
more properly called “The Catt Question”. This is a rudimentary question in
classical electrodynamics which the IEE said came within its responsibility,
see Secker in the first part of p11 of the book The Catt Anomaly, shelf number 537.8CAT in the IEE
library. It can also be found on the www at www.ivorcatt.com/28anom.htm It is by now clear that
the IEE lacks technical competence in this field, and also that it lacks
access to technical competence in the field of classical electrodynamics.
However, a duty remains, to convene a conference, as proposed on p55 et seqq.
of the same book. There was no reply from the IEE to the 1995 Hock letter. I look forward to your
reply. 8nov02 Ivor Catt 121 Westfields, St. Albans AL3 4JR, England |
The IEE
Savoy
Place London WC2R
0BL United
Kingdom T +44 (0)20 7344 5400 T +44 (0)20 7497 8863 Engineering the future Dr Alf Roberts BSc Ceng FIEE FinstP
Chief Executive Ref: ar603
Mr Ivor Catt 121 Westfields St Albans AL3 4JR 28 August 2003 Dear Mr Catt Thank you for your recent
letter. The IEE looked into the Catt Anomaly problem some years ago and I do
not believe it would be an appropriate subject for a conference. Yours
sincerely
[signed]
Dr Alf Roberts
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