Re: Einstein Frequency/Temperature & Photon-Phonon Heterodyne Action

[Frederick Sparber]

Next question, Jones.

 

Do you think that the 254 nanometer (4.88 eV) UV from a 4 watt fluorescent

bulb (quartz) surrounded by D2O in a hole drilled in an Aluminum block

can vibrate Deuterons (4.51 eV  D-OD bond scission energy) enough to shake off Neutrons?

 

Fred

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Frederick Sparber

To: vortex-l

Sent: 12/12/2005 5:04:09 AM

Subject: Re: Einstein Frequency/Temperature & Photon-Phonon Heterodyne Action

Photon and Phonon frequencies in the ZettaHz (10^21 Hz) and YottaHz (10^24 Hz) and

wavelengths down to Attometers (10^-18 meters) when looking at the frequency/wavelength

of gamma rays, quarks, and electrons.

Einstein (and others) throw in the atomic vibration frequency and energy in determining the specific

heat of matter.

Diamond at 331 K has an "Einstein Temperature" of 1300 K  (which corresponds to

an infrared w3avelength of 11 microns)etc.

 

The Brillouin Effect allows Phonons (Sound Energy Quanta) to Beat/Heterdyne against

Photons (Light Energy Quanta) with the result that intermediate frequencies equal to the sum or difference

can be generated, and conversely, Photons can beat against Phonons with the same Beat/Heterdyne effect

(as originally proven by Garmire & Townes in 1964).

 

Does this imply a Hot Phonon Gas in H2O or D2O that doesn't necessarily show

up as a higher temperature?

 

Fred