http://phys.org/news/2014-10-majorana-fermion-physicists-elusive-particle.html
Majorana fermion: Physicists observe elusive particle that is its own antiparticle What is a particle anyway? Are these majorana-fermions actually solitons? Could this particle be a topological knot in a EMF spin liquid? How would we distinguish the EMF field emanations of a SPP soliton from that of a majorana-fermion? Are magnetic monopoles really majorana-fermions. Could what these researchers have found really be a SPP soliton that just look like a majorana-fermions? It seems that majorana-fermions are formed at the tips of superconducting nanowire. All thin nanowire (AKA one dimensional) are superconducting. Could majorana-fermions be formed at the tips of hydrogen crystal nanowires or at the ends of the water crystals that LeClair has seen his cavatation experiments? Could majorana-fermions be an important factor in LENR.
