Subject: "Names that Work"
[Aside]: I am adding a second subject header to the start of posts
until the Vortex server software gets out of the habit of the
dreaded "blank subject header". My last attempt at a kludge for
this problem was to compose the post in MS Word first, and then
paste into Outlook, but that failed effort resulted in spacing of
3 blank lines between paragraphs. Oh well. Is everything from MS
buggy or what ? or is the software trying to tell me something
about the (lack of) weighty content in these posts?
There will be some heavier content, in this particular thread,
coming out on Vo later - on the important subject of two new
species of heavy hydrogen...
...cough, cough... That sound a little presumptive, no?
Two new species of hydrogen, undetected by science for all theses
years ... riiiight! OK. These two have been detected in a way,
already, but not given real names nor well-understood previously
... until R. Mills provided the basic insight with his brilliant
concept of redundant-ground-state forms of hydrogen..
However, before even getting into that most provocative light
subjects, to wit:
(and this is your teaser)
1) Faux-D
2) Faux-T
2) Lunar 3He - being the decay product of Faux-T
... first ... a little light humor, based on googling... the
purpose being to see if anyone had beaten RvS to the punch with
the name: "faux-D"...
... humor... as derived form one of the more curious of those
societal "coincidences" in which (for whatever reason) ... a
person of some accomplishment happens to have chosen a profession
(unconsciously for sure) which is reflective of his/her real
surname ... like a Jazzman named Strahorn or a guitar player named
Strummer, or a surgeon named Stitch or a lawyer named Cheatam ...
not to mention the infamous Ernest Griesel -- yes, that is his
birth name - who drives a diesel whose engine he converted to run
on grease.
http://pesn.com/2005/03/11/6900068_Griesel/
well it turns up in LENR as well ... (beyond the cross-cultural
close-call of "Mizuno" meaning water, in Japanese). Here is one
which is even more curious examples to naming juxtaposed to the
arcane hypothesis which I will be airing sometime in the next few
days, which has already been labeled as "Faux-D" by Robin.
"Nuclear spin relaxation by translational diffusion of hydrogen in
BCC metals: the effect of hopping to second-nearest neighbors"
by Faux, D 1991 J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 3 2201-2205
D. A. Faux, Dept. of Phys. Surrey Univ. Guildford, UK
Abstract. Quantities relevant to the theoretical determination of
D/T1 are calculated ... using the Monte Carlo/analytic method
devised by Faux, Ross and Sholl (1986) ... Results are obtained
for the hydrogen-to-metal ratio of 0.6 for a
multiple-site-blocking model in which the hydrogen spins block all
sites to either the second or the third neighbor.
