In reply to Frank's message of Sun, 17 Jan 2010 07:15:25 -0500: Hi Fran, [snip] >Jones > > Thanks, will start editing today - but still need to address this >criticism I received from a friend at Sunnyvale, "Remember proof of a >physical phenomenon has to be correlated with a theoretical physics >calculation to be accepted then applied.". I think too many people have >focused their math skills on the hydrogen atom Instead of the Casimir force >causing the suppression - it is not the relativistic equation of the atom >that is being effected it is the cavity environment that becomes >relativistic and the hydrogen simply finds itself reshaped in lower energy >space. Fewer virtual particles reduces the orbital ground state balance you >would see in the ZPF (Puthoff) atomic model.. http://byzipp.com/scene6-2.swf >. There should be a simple math relationship between the Casimir formula and >ground state orbital diameter. > >Fran [snip] The energy density of the electrical field of the nucleus is well known. If you assume that this density changes by a small percentage in the cavity, then there should be an equivalent small change in the radius. Far too small IMO to explain anything.
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