One critical facet of LENR is the production of a special type of nanoparticle: a superconductive hydride. This particle is produced by the extremely high pressure exerted by the chemical bonds in the lattice of a transition metal substrate lattice. Lithium hydride is an example of such a nanoparticle.
SPPs will populate the surface of this superconductive nanowire. The entire ensemble of SPPs readily form a Bose condensate which converts many individual SPPs into one super-SPP where the monopole magnetic beam that this BEC SPP projects is focused forward from the front of the hydride nanowire. This magnetic beam is very powerful as a result of super-radiance. Because of the BEC, the SPPs are concentrated, focused, and amplified. This BEC on the nanowire becomes a quasiparticle acting as an analog monopole. As we all know, a monopole produces nucleon decay into mesons as seen by Holmlid. On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 12:19 PM, a.ashfield <a.ashfi...@verizon.net> wrote: > Axil Axil wrote. "Monopole magnetic flux tubes produced by Surface > Plasmon Polaritons embedded inside a superconductive environment produces > nucleon decay into mesons and subsequent nuclear reconfiguration. It's as > simple as that." > > That is not at all simple, I know you have written about this many times > but it is not simple, at least for me. > A clear explanation of the process, like Chiefio's, of what you mean would > be most helpful. >
