Horace wrote..
Application of a powerful magnetic field parallel to the vacuum
surface additively stresses the deuteron orbitals there via the
Paschen-Back effect and the formation of non-quantum like Rydberg
orbitals, which, in addition to destabilizing electron waveforms and
reducing normal quantum effects, also increases the probability of
electrons existing in the nucleus or experiencing simultaneous
wavefunction collapsing with and within it. A strong laser beam
nearly parallel to but striking the vacuum-cathode surface increases
the above combined field effects dramatically.
Howdy Horace,
Thanks for the reference. Any further reference on the application of
magnetics and / or laser on the subject.. please let us know.
Richard
