Question for Andrew. The citation that comes up on Google for your most recent paper seems to be:http://coldfusioncommunity.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/230_JCMNS-Vol24.pdf
Excellent, but it does not try to integrate similar concepts which are floating around, such as those of Holmlid, Arata and Mills. Have you published anything which takes a look at the entire spectrum of "deep electrons" ? Jones Andrew Meulenberg wrote: > It takes something more to make relativistic electrons. That is where the > deep-electron orbits enter the picture. They can have binding energies in the > hundreds of keV and kinetic energies in the 100s of MeV. This would not give > hot-fusion type results. Strangely enough, the deep orbits are long predicted > by relativistic quantum mechanics. They just were not believed because nobody > had seen them, or their results. With cold fusion, we can now see their > results. Andrew
