Mats and Bob--
This is an interesting spread sheet. My down load stopped at column AA, rows 169 and 176, for some reason and I could not read all the notes. It would be desirable in the spread sheet to include the intrinsic angular momentum (spin) associated with the particles and nuclei involved in the proposed reactions to allow accounting of this parameter. If spin is not conserved, this should be noted. If it is assumed photons are emitted with their spin, this should be noted. Where there are beta+ particles produced, there will also be 0.511 MEV gammas. Notes as to whether or not energetic gammas were observed should be added to confirm or deny the beta+ production. Also any tracks associated with energetic charged particles, if observed in the micro images of the ash, should be reported. The comment that that He will be less mobile than H may not be correct if the H is H-2 molecular H. I like the addition of the consideration of NMR considerations. Note that any particle including other isotopes besides C-13 and H-1 have nuclear magnetic moments and their respective resonances. All the resonant conditions and frequencies should be identified. If possible, a calculation of the local B magnetic field in the Ni matrix resulting from the input magnetic field of the electrical heating system should be calculated and considered in relation to the NMR question. The resonant energy states should increase in magnitude as the B field increase and their separation (in energy) should also change. The products that are observed may appear from the original coherent system because energy transitions to the orbital electrons match the energy transitions associated with the loss of mass (transmutations observed) and include the conservation of spin and angular momentum within the coherent system. It may be possible to excite the NMR energy states to energies states higher and lower than the first two parallel and anti-parallel states. This would allow for more possible transitions and larger mass changes. The notation of "p" usually means a positron or beta+. I am not sure it is clear what the "p" notation means in the spread sheet notes as in the Pianitelli patent. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: Lewan Mats To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 3:48 AM Subject: [Vo]:Hypothesis to explain Lugano, MFMP 'Bang!' and Parkhomov observations (MFMP) Just arrived from Bob Greenyer (MFMP): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ntgj0_CUo2U9Ic0lgoHEFgezpXZq6vIcbkD1LP2zLuk/ Mats www.animpossibleinvention.com
