Hi Jones,All
In the case of Holmlid -- and taken to the extreme (far extreme) - the
large change in electron "effective mass" which can be engineered in
spintronics may point to the origin of what Holmlid detects as “muons”.
After all, the strongest objection to his work is the actual
annihilation of hydrogen, supposedly into muons.
The spectrum Sindre Gunerson - the partner of Holmlid -published on his
homepage is very compelling as it shows a new phenomena -
Pion-recombination - that can be calculated by SO(4) physics. The shape
and width of the peak show an excellent fit.
http://www.norrontfusion.com/technology
Thus definitely they somehow cracked protons. But Holmlids theory about
the radius can only be explained by the quantization of the proton
magnetic moments, that in fact delivers a similar-close enough radius.
See Terni-paper.
Jürg
Am 06.05.19 um 15:20 schrieb JonesBeene:
*From: *Andrew Meulenberg <mailto:[email protected]>
**
* A possible weakness in the ICCF-14 model is the assumption that
the increased effective mass of a lattice electron would be valid
for atomic-hydrogen spacings (dimensions) below that of the lattice.
Andrew,
There is an interesting and possibly unplanned convergence of your
thinking with that of Jürg Wyttenbach relative to electron effective
mass and spin… which curiously also turns up at the basis of
“spintronics”. Perhaps LENR will move in that direction. After all,
the “effective mass” of electrons is a well studied detail in that
context.
In the case of Holmlid -- and taken to the extreme (far extreme) - the
large change in electron "effective mass" which can be engineered in
spintronics may point to the origin of what Holmlid detects as
“muons”. After all, the strongest objection to his work is the actual
annihilation of hydrogen, supposedly into muons.
It may not be completely out of the question to suggest that he is
somehow seeing the scattering of transitory remnants from massively
increased (effective mass), rather than annihilation.
--
Jürg Wyttenbach
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