Roc.d'eau.R     Induction is everywhere!

Ocean waves erode coastlines. First attempt was to generate electricity with an imitation of rocks while protecting. The idea evolves to a quilt that absorbs the impulses. On rocky coast it could be used for light shows. On the hull of survival sloops it provides electricity while moderating swing.

Every force provokes a reaction. Water of crashing waves could provoke displacement only when the resistance is not to high.  So, only a part of the impulse can be captured for labour. This is not a drawback in a 24x365 schedule. I think I have solved all (?) hindrances to make a generator.

I have combined laws of physics and chemistry with configurations and material properties to create 'liquid magnetism' for direct induction of electrical potential acting as a mini generator.
My first notes date from 2013, In May 2019, I took up the rough draft again until I was able to find solutions to different kind of objections (till October 2022).

A similar concept was invented at NASA in 1963 and improved at the Universities of Beijing and Massachusetts in 2019.  My hypothesis sets, in a closed system, a gel in motion by displacement and arranges magnetic field lines so that they generate variable voltage in a 'deformed' solenoid.