Hi all, I am wondering the following. Is it true that we can arrange, at least theoretically for atoms structurally in a restful structure and achieve high probability of a nuclear reaction. With restful I mean in a way that is not magically forcing the atoms unnaturally close to each other.
I know that people mentioning BEC that could be an example of such a structure. The big question from me is to what degree we can prove or indicate these results. I believe it would really be a huge step understanding LENR if we can with a good theoretical basis argue that there is a physical sound principle of nuclear reaction induced by structurally deform and interact atoms/protons with the solid state setup in stead of the usual way to induce nuclear reactions via kinetic energy. The question if these setups are physically possible or not is a secondary question, not because it is not important, but because the number of way's to arrange solid systems are so huge that this proof comes as a natural second step in founding a total theoretical argument for LENR. WDYT
