Axial wrote

When the heat level that is driving the dipole vibration of electrons exceeds a 
critical level, the amplitude of the magnetic field that is produced by the SPP 
is strong enough and lasts long enough to hit the pile of nearby nuclei in one 
shot where the magnetic field can produce a fusion event and still be of 
sufficient amplitude to carry the released binding energy back to the source of 
the magnetic field. That nuclear energy is then digested by the soliton and fed 
back to the dipole motion that created the soliton.

>From my book.  This solution also produced the amplitude of harmonic motion 
>from fundamental principles.



In 1916 Einstein published the famous paper “Emissionand Absorption of 
Radiation in Quantum Theory”. This paper stated that theprobability of 
transition could be increased through the action of an externalstimulation.  
This stimulative process wasapplied, in a limited way, to the development of 
the LASER.  Znidarsic observed a stimulative process atwork within cold fusion 
cells.  Theaction of this stimulative process is universal. The quantum 
transition progresses by the way of its action.  The matter wave does not 
collapseinstantaneously.  It contracts at thespeed of a longitudinal matter 
wave Sn.  The amplitude (displacement) of vibration, ofthe speed Sn squared, 
isproportionate to the probability of transition. The resulting vibration 
shakes the electron free of the grip of theparticle like discontinuity rpand 
stimulates theemission of a wave like photon.  Anintense stimulation can also 
induce a chemically assisted nuclear reaction.  
The energy levels of the atom are established as theelectron attempts to take 
every path into the nucleus.  The only open paths are ones of 
matchingimpedance.  The match in impedance wasquantified through an equality in 
the electronic and the nuclear speeds.  A factor of 2π relates thelongitudinal 
nuclear speed Snto the transverse speed of light within the atomic environment 
in (22). 




  
 
 

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