I feel really good about what I have done. The peer reviewed article forced me to be logically consistent. I then applied this consistency to my book. The result is simple. I refactored Coulombs equation into the form of an elastic constant and a wave number. Using these terms I produced the Compton frequency and the atomic velocity. Using the same form with the nuclear wave number 1.36 Fermi meters, I produced the speed of sound in the nucleus. This speed 1,094,000 meters per sec was first observed in cold fusion experiments. Setting the forms equal produced the energy levels of the atoms and the amplitude of harmonic motion. In other words setting the speed of light to the speed of sound produced the atomic energy levels and the intensity of spectral emission. I hope that I am now done with no more revisions.
Frank Znidarsic
