antineutrino should read
neutrino On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 10:57 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > two protons (2He) enter the Ni nucleus and a proton, positron, and a > antineutrino come out leaving an added neutron. > > The 1.02 MeV from the positron is shielded through super-absorption by the > boson (SPP) condensate. > > On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 10:39 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Terry Blanton >> >> > Li6 is the fusion fuel in the Teller-Ulam hydrogen bomb. It is also used >> in the hohlraum of the NIF target. >> >> One of the main rationalizations, which could be borrowed from Quantum >> mechanics to explain how multiple neutrons could transfer from lithium >> directly to nickel without gamma radiation is to suggest that it happens >> in >> a quasi-physical state ... which is to say not really physical until the >> end >> results is witnessed. >> >> There are never any free neutrons in this transfer - only De Broglie waves >> and SPP waves. >> >> This would be in the sense of wave-particle duality, and the way this >> happens is the real beauty of the SPP interaction. Plasmons and polaritons >> are quasi-particles as well - meaning they are non-physical in operation, >> but with a physical endgame which makes them seem physical as an end >> result. >> >> In a situation where lithium vapor is violently oscillating though >> phase-change in an asymmetric way, such that energy becomes depleted in >> the >> vicinity of SPP waves, [neutron matter waves] transfer from Li-7 to Ni-58 >> in >> order to balance the energy deficit but there is never a measureable relic >> of a physical transit. >> >> To paraphrase the old rationalization ("turtles all the way down")… it >> "waves all the way" down… >> >> Jones >> >> >> >> >
