Jones.
I don't think anyone would get bent out of shape if the Feynman Diagram energies
of photon-proton or electron-proton interaction created light lepton pairs with energy/mass
as low as a few ev.
Thus a low energy coupled pair analogous to positronium (*PS) or electronium (*e-)
or electronium-lite (**e-) could allow the Hydrino orbit.
IOW. Positronium-Lite (*Ps) although charge-neutral (still developing a magnetic moment)
could allow some interesting Proton-(*Ps)-Electron interactions.
"The main point here is that the incoming particle(s) [![$\gamma$]()
or e-] must have at least 1.022 MeV of kinetic energy to create a positron and an electron, both of which have rest masses of 0.511 MeV/c2."
A reasonable generality for the establishment. But how about Near-UV to EUV photons, and/or low energy
collisions?
Frederick
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