These statements look reasonable to me.? In this paper you might try to focus on a single phenomena then expand the treatment to others. The "cold fusion" effects are a good place start and should be easier than gravitational shield effects.
It's very important in mainstream science publications that every significant statement has a valid reference or proof in the paper itself. You have many things you are trying to tie together here which may make it difficult to sort out individual concepts and establish the basis of each.? One thing I noticed is that you are essentially equating the actions of vibration in Josephson junctions, Bose condensate, cold fusion, and electron energy transitions. This is a lot to tie together, and it must be treated very rigorously to be accepted.? There is a huge difference in the amplitude and frequency of the photon given off by a electron transition, the phonon in a crystalline structure (usually terahertz range) and the energy of nuclear bonding states. I like what you are doing and it has revitalized my interest in this type of phenomena; keep in there! Dale
