Alien_END wrote: The alternating current added to the main direct magnetization current is used to create the stator and rollers magnetic tracks which are necessary for the SEG to work. Russians Roschin and Godin cleverly avoided this inconvenience by inserting small permanent magnets around the circumference of the stator and rollers
A thousand times nonsense.
Read and understand the basics of magnetism (even from the link I showed you), and then express your opinion and challenge the phenomena that have been proven long ago and so far unchallenged.
Have you ever made even half a magnet? Do you have any idea how it's done? I have a lot to do with magnets, the key word - loudspeaker. I know what, how and why the material becomes magnetized the way and not otherwise.
Without it, there is nothing to discuss with you.
There is no such thing as a magnetic path in a homogeneous material (such as the stators of motors and other electromechanical devices) because such a material cannot be spot-magnetized so that part of the material is magnetized and another part is not.
Even in a heterogeneous material, e.g. an audio tape, with time, the more strongly magnetized fragments interact with those that are less magnetized - that is why very old tapes, unused for a long time, have a high level of noise. As a result of the influence of more strongly magnetized fragments on the less magnetized ones - the fields are aligned and, as a result, the dynamics of the recorded signal deteriorates.
You can believe everything, facts are important. So far, the facts are clear - no one has ever seen a working generator, only its creator claims that it works.