This is not a violation of thermodynamics, but a failure to identify the true starting total energy state which must include the fractional Rydberg states of the atoms if such states exist. Yeong Kim's paper describes his solution to the wave equation for sub-ground states and his solution says they don't exist at deep levels. Such analyses begin with assumptions and Yeong's could be wrong (or not). He presumed that the general solution would have to be continuous, but it is possible that the solution is discontinuous. I have not read what I consider to be the final word on the (non)existence of the f/R and DDL hydrogen states.
If I recall correctly, in Ed's first book, he did not completely dismiss Mills' work. Bob On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> wrote: > I seriously doubt that Ed Storms would permit the blatant violation of the > strictures of thermodynamics to embrace your scenario. > > > On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 3:52 PM, Bob Higgins <rj.bob.higg...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> I completely disagree Axil, the Mizuno endothermic (or Ahern endothermic) >> observation is not at all catastrophic. >> >> You said: >> >> This contemplation of an endothermic mechanism is a catastrophic >>> sacrilege of epic proportions for Ed because it violates his beloved and >>> inviolable laws of thermodynamics. >>> >> Once you have a coupled resonant structure, such as Ed's hydroton, and if >> you include the concept that within the hydroton could exist fractional >> Rydberg state H (like Mills), then you have a structure that can also >> absorb energy. Resonant structures make great receivers as well as >> transmitters. The resonant structure provides the evanescent coupling to >> the fractional state H atoms. These atoms can be elevated from their >> fractional state by evanescent coupling as well as being lowered in >> fractional state through the same evanescent coupling. Depending on the >> state of the system, it seems plausible that such resonant structures could >> absorb a significant amount of energy and elevate fractional state hydrogen >> atoms to a state closer to ground state. >> >> Bob Higgins >> > >
