Holmlid said the his experiments first show the production of the D-meson which contains a strange strange quark. The only why that is can happen is that a monopole magnetic field screens the strong force in the protons and neutrons, These sub atomic particles then decay producing free quarks and thus produce mesons.
See for theory http://www.ectstar.eu/sites/www.ectstar.eu/files/talks/QCD-TNT-III_Shibata.pdf The D-mesons decay into kaons then muons then electrons. Rossi has alway indicated that an electrostatic field builds up inside his reactors. In his newest reactor, this build up must be very vigorous. The muons must also catalyze fusion. On Sat, Jun 11, 2016 at 9:33 AM, a.ashfield <a.ashfi...@verizon.net> wrote: > Part 1 was about the 1 MW plant and has scrolled off the archive page. I > propose Part 2 to cover the QuarkX reactor. > Rossi says the two week test is about over and has promised some details > on Monday. > > Meanwhile I'm curious to know if others more expert in nuclear physics > than I am have any idea how the QuarkX can produce electricity. This was > not covered in the 2 week test above so I'm not expecting any info about > that. > Looking at Holmlid's claims of muons from his experiments with heavy > Deuterium I wonder if this might be the way. Muons are charged so if the > Quark produces them it might be possible to harvest electricity from them. > Any ideas? > > >
