Bose condensation as a force multiplier.

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    What Erik Verlinde is postulating is that reality is quantum information and its structure changes the way gravity behaves at the large scale of galaxies.
    What defines the structure of quantum information locally is quantum entanglement and wormholes(EPR=ER proposal… J. Maldacena and L. Susskind, “Cool horizons for entangled black holes,” Fortsch. Phys. 61 (2013) 781, https://arxiv.org/pdf/1306.0533v2.pdf).



    In the context of quantum information theory, what charges the way gravity works is entanglement on the local scale. Simply said, entanglement can change the way a force: gravity preforms it function.


    Under the context of the same quantum information theory, the same mechanism could be at work in LENR where entanglement on the local scale can change the way the electromagnetic, electroweak, and strong forces interact.


    In an entangled Bose condensate, where the electroweak and strong forces would not be coupled sufficiently strongly to converge to a more unified force as defined by their respective Running coupling constants; entanglement modifies the way the forces usually behave in a untangled environment so that the coupling constants of the three forces would come together far more quickly in and entangled state as opposed to a untangled environment.


    In this entangled environment, the proton can decay even if the strength of the EMF forces involved is far below what the potency of the unification of forces would usually take to destabilize the proton.


    Entanglement acts like a force multiplier whereby the electromagnetic and the electroweak forces can come together at a far lower energy level in the situation where a nuclear reaction takes place under the entangled influence of a Bose condensate.

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    http://www.nature.com/news/the…rce-of-space-time-1.18797


    The quantum source of space-time


    Many physicists believe that entanglement is the essence of quantum weirdness — and some now suspect that it may also be the essence of space-time geometry.


    At the beginning of the big bang, Computational complexity was at its minimum and quantum entanglement was at its maximum. The entire universe was completely entangled, it was a bose condensate. This was the time when all the forces were combined in a grand unification to operated as a single force. As the universe expanded and cooled, entanglement decreased and Computational complexity increased. The four fundamental forces began to diverge and the running coupling constants of those fundamental forces also began to diverge.




    When spacetime returns to the entangled state that the universe was initially in, the fundamental forces return to the way that they were at the beginning of the big bang and the single global fundamental force is reestablished.


    In this restored state of space/time simplicity, the LENR reaction is manifest.

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    Michael McCulloch analysed that theory (quickly) and have seen that it does not explains rotation anomalies of dwarf galaxies.


    I am more positive as I think that finally ideas behind MiHsC or entanglement may fuel theory that merge QM and gravitation/GR

  • Michael McCulloch analysed that theory (quickly) and have seen that it does not explains rotation anomalies of dwarf galaxies.


    I am more positive as I think that finally ideas behind MiHsC or entanglement may fuel theory that merge QM and gravitation/GR


    It has also been discovered that dwarf galaxies are embedded in a Bose condinsate. Did Michael McCulloch consider the effects of this source of increased entanglement in these type galaxies? It could be all in the details.


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    http://scitechdaily.com/reinte…bose-einstein-condensate/
    The Reinterpretation of Cold Dark Matter as a Bose-Einstein Condensate


    http://www.nature.com/nphys/jo…10/n7/full/nphys2996.html
    Cosmic structure as the quantum interference of a coherent dark wave

  • Anyone who want to understand LENR through experimentation is well served by doing laser irradiation of gold nanoparticles in a solution of a salt of a radioactive isotope as Andreev has done.


    A comment on the The Andreev paper


    https://docviewer.yandex.com/?url=ya-disk-public%3A%2F%2FEbmap0TnH1DTMjesWpChaPzNGaipiW%2ByItHnSB4SPXA%3D&name=%D0%90%D0%BD%D0%B4%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B5%D0%B2_%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%B9%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B5 %D1%82%D1%83%D1%88%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5 Cs-137_%D1%81%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%80 %D0%A0%D0%A3%D0%94%D0%9D 24_11_2016.pdf&c=58387351efa1


    using laser ablation for quenching the radioactivity of Cs-137.


    Using laser light conversion to a coherent magnetic field through the interaction of coherent laser photons and gold nanoparticles shows how the LENR reaction works.


    The LENR reaction is mediated by an amplified weak force. The production of a coherent magnetic field through the use of laser light irradiating gold nanoparticles greatly strengthens the weak force.


    LENR is a consequence of the amplified strength levels of the weak force that existed at the beginning of the cosmos where it reaches grand unification strength levels. At these immense levels of strength, protons and neutrons decay into strange matter mesons.


    A.V. Simakin has also produced a full range of laser based irradiation of gold nanoparticle experiments that show accelerated weak force activity including stabilization of radioactive isotopes, fusion and fission.


    see


    https://scirate.com/search?q=au:Simakin_A+in:physics

  • A comment on the following paper in Russian
    A.I. Laptukhov"The possible mechanism of the quenching of the radioactivity of the isotope Cs137


    http://lenr.seplm.ru/articles/…ioaktivnogo-izotopa-cs137


    Among other things, this paper remarks about the steady production of gamma radiation even when the rate of stabilization of the isotope CS137 is accelerated by some 1200 times the expected rate. The decay of Cs137 is an exothermic process; excess energy would be expected to be generated from the conversion of the unstable isotope to the stable daughter decay product.


    Where does all that energy produced by the stabilization of the isotope go?


    At the most basic level, I have always expected that LENR is a result of a single foundational mechanism, namely the accelerated action of the weak force under the catalytic effect of quantum coherence.


    This decay process should always produce positive energy. But in this particular case, no excess energy appears, so the energy flow away from the reaction is not detected.


    Holmlid faced this issue in the early stages of his experiments where there was an expectation of a large amount of energy production that did not become apparent. Holmlid finally detected the production of sub-atomic particles that formed a chain of decay from strange matter based mesons through kaons, pions, muons, and finally electrons.


    Under the single cause of LENR posit, the same thing might be happening in this laser based experiment. Muons may be coming off the gold nanoparticles as a result of an energy storage mechanism inherent in the LENR reaction.


    In more detail, this energy storage mechanism may be centered on the Surface Plasmon Polaritons (SPP) produced by the laser photons as they interact with the surface of the gold nanoparticles. The gamma radiation coming off the decaying Cs137 isotope might be absorbed by the SPPs and stored until enough energy is accumulated to produce strange matter mesons that eventually decay to hard to detect muons that distribute the weak force based decay reaction energy to the far field.


    This process of particle production from stored energy is called Hadronization


    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadronization


    An experimental method that might show this energy migration path is to detect muons using the Holmlid method or place the Cs137 salt solution with gold nanoparticles in a cloud chamber and look for charged particle tracks coming of the isotope solution as it is being irradiated with laser light.


    The detection of muons would point to an amplified weak force reaction catalyzed through nanoplasmonic based laser induced coherence.

  • http://phys.org/news/2016-12-verlinde-theory-gravity.html


    Verlinde’s new theory of gravity passes first test


    Bye Bye dark matter


    Verlinde's theory seeks to replace Einstein's theory of gravity with a theory that large scale and all pervasive entanglement in space time increases the strength of gravity by many times.


    This insight into the way fundamental forces behave is important for the theory of LENR because at one time when the Cosmos was just beginning, gravity, the nuclear strong force, and the electroweak force were combined into a single fundamental force. At that initial time, the entire universe was entangled as a single coherent entity.


    Over time as the universe cooled, the unified fundamental force separated into four separate forces that we know today. By understanding the way gravity is now behaving informs us about how the other forces are behaving. As the twig is bent so shall the tree grow. All the four separate forces still behave as they once did when they first were created. Quantum Entanglement is still having a profound and formative effect on the other forces as they once did when the Cosmos first began during grand unification.


    Superconductivity and quantum entanglement through coherence is still strengthening the weak force just as it once did when it was combined in the nascent universe with gravity in grand unification.


    In this way at looking at things, LENR is an emergent behavior of high temperature superconductivity. LENR is the child of coherent entanglement.


    This insight is not new. J. Schwinger understood this behavior from the very beginning of LENR theory.


    J. Schwinger understood the role of coherence as recorded in the "Nuclear Energy in an Atomic Lattice", in The First Annual Conference on Cold Fusion. 1990.


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    “This representation of the overall probability, per unit time, as the product of two independent factors, may be true enough under the circumstances of hot fusion. But in very low energy cold fusion one deals essentially with a single state, or wave function, all parts of which are coherent. It is not possible to totally isolate the effect of the electric forces from that of the nuclear forces.”


    Schwinger recognized that the electric and nuclear force were unified in action when the coherent LENR condition is in effect.


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    Erik Verlinde - The Hidden Phase Space of Our Universe

  • In the video above, there is a description of the emergence of adiabatic reaction forces as applied to phase spaces. This adiabatic reaction force goes in the direction of phase space increase. in coherence, phase space chance is slow and this condition increases the adiabatic reaction forces in the presence of coherence when a rapidly varying condition is incorporated into the slow phase space.


    For example high pressure will move in the direction of low pressure and the same for temperature.


    When a non coherent item is incorporated in a bose condensate an adiabatic reaction force is created. This is also known as a born oppenheimer force.


    The Bose condensate can be considered a system with minimum entropy because it has just one state. A system that is moved into the condensate has a high state of entropy relative to the condensate. There will be a force that emerges that equalizes the two systems to a new minimum phase state.


    This thermalization process is where the weak force amplification comes from.


    In this video, an explanation of how the fundamental forces emerge from phase space considerations.


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    All of that seems more related to EmDrive/MiHsC/MoND questions than LENR ?


    I've recently heard some comments that to make somethink like superconduction/superfluidity/BEC emerge at the level of energy of LENR, it should be not electromagnetic force, but strong (maybe weak?) force that should be involved. Since weak and strong force are short-range, and 1H or 2D are very simple nucleus, there is something really new to imagine... easiest is p/d interacting with e involving weak interaction... or as Edmund Storms propose d-e-d interact involving weak and strong interaction...


    I don't see how Verlinde, MiHsC, could help us. Michael McCulloch was interested in connected both, but still found nothing...

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    This is a way outside my own small area of expertise, but I think this paper might be important - by A.P. Rau, based on the work of Chandrasekhar on stellar atmospheres- where we know many mysterious (and possibly LENR related) events occur. Free download.


    Abstract. The negative ion of hydrogen continues to be important in atomic physics and astrophysics. Correlations between the two electrons are strong already in the ground state, the only bound state in this three-body system. This state attracted early interest, especially for the description of stellar atmospheres by Chandrasekhar and others. More recently, the rich spectrum of doubly-excited states, and the nature of the double escape above the break-up energy of 14.35 eV, have been central to our understanding of highly-correlated, non-separable problems in quantum physics. This article is a survey of the story of H– as it has developed over the last seventy years.



    http://www-old.ias.ac.in/jarch/jaa/17/113-145.pdf



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    I don't see how Verlinde, MiHsC, could help us

    From AWT (dense aether model) perspective there is a fuzzy connection between dark matter filaments between colinear galaxies and entanglement (Cassimir force effect) between atom nuclei colliding along long lines within metal lattice or laser beams. The collinear observable matter blocks the shielding of longitudinal waves of vacuum, which is responsible for gravity in DeDuillier-LeSage gravity theory and similar model applies in projective holographic model of Verlinde's theory. The fundamental difference here is, the dark matter distribution doesn't depend on just visible matter at its center, but also on (holographic high-dimensional projection) of visible matter all around it. Analogously, the arrangement of atom nuclei along single line creates an area of more dense vacuum between them, which would make their merging easier and it would also prohibit the scattering of input/output energy and neutrons into outside. I could explain it in further details, if someone would be more interested about it (which I don't think so, because I'm explaining the same stuff here again and again).

  • Bose condensation effects the way virtual particles behave inside it.


    In a vacuum, light photons move from one virtual particle to the next at a constant average rate determined by the rate of creation/destruction cycle of the virtual particles contained in the condensate. Bose condensation appears to affect that average creation/destruction cycle of virtual particles so that light is greatly slowed down as it moves through the condinsate.


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    The condinsate gives the photons an effective mass.

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    ) at about 19:00, there is mention of the first order correction of the phase space related to rapid change of states and resulting eigenvalue crossing. This is called Berry Phase. This first order state is an electromagnetic force which turns out to be a magnetic force described as a dirac monopole.


    It has been shown experimentally that the Surface Plasmon polariton produces a magnetic monopole field. This may indicate that the SPP is a LENR capable bose condinsate that projects it entangled property using this monopole Berry phase field.


    See


    Half-solitons in a polariton quantum fluid behave like magnetic monopoles


    http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1204/1204.3564.pdf


    In general, any Bose Condensate that is changing with eigenvalues overlap being in a state of nonequilibrium will produce a Berry phase direct monopole field.


    Based on symmetry, from what has been seen in LENR experiments like the golden ball demo by Cravens that a anisotropic magnetic field produced by a rare earth magnet can produce a state of bose condinsation and a LENR effect.

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    It has been shown experimentally that the Surface Plasmon polariton produces a magnetic monopole field.


    Hi Axil. I ca't really get my head around this magnetic monopole stuff- it sounds like 'one hand clapping' to me. Can you explain how such a particle can exist and be proven to do so? (as simply as possible please). Or -seeing as you are the master here -point me to a link with a reasonable account of these things?

  • This is how the monopole get formed within Bose condensates. In general, the magnetic monopole gets formed, when the environment moves faster, than the light inside the environment. Inside the Bose condensates the speed of light gets greatly lowered, so that their vortices literally suck the condensate and its magnetic lines of force faster, than they can be restored. But similar process may occur withing normal ferromagnetics too, which would explain many anomalous (overunity) effects there. During cold fusion the magnetic monopoles may be formed when the area of dense vacuum along long lines of colliding atoms gets broken faster, than the EM wave can propagate along it - after then the symmetry gets broken and the condensate of atoms fragments itself under formation of monopoles. IMO the monopoles aren't required for cold fusion to work, they're rather represent rather rare byproduct of it, which decreases the energy yield of it in addition.


    BTW It just seems for me, that the EMDrive could serve a pocket model of asymmetric black hole - "monopole in the can". Monopole black holes are these ones, which violate CP symmetry due to both weak currents in their core, both frame drag outside them (analogy of jet suppression in quark gluon condensate in Tevatron/LHC experiments). You can imagine it like the fast rotating toroidal vortex of space-time, which literally sucks one of polar jets into itself, so that only one jet and its magnetic field remains around it. If we put matter/energy into such a hole, then it generates polar jet of dark matter, which propels it forward.

  • Based on symmetry, from what has been seen in LENR experiments like the golden ball demo by Cravens that a anisotropic magnetic field produced by a rare earth magnet can produce a state of bose condinsation and a LENR effect.

    Whereas the formation of monopole particles and magnetic field can be explained in rather comfortable way - the opposite effect, i.e. the enhancement of cold fusion with external magnetic field poses more intriguing problem - particularly because the intensity of magnetic field of common samarium/neodymium magnets looks quite low for being able to affect the processes at nuclear basis. Maybe it could affect the probability of K-capture at the bottom orbitals, once they become asymmetric with respect to atom nuclei with external magnetic field.

  • Hi Axil. I ca't really get my head around this magnetic monopole stuff- it sounds like 'one hand clapping' to me. Can you explain how such a particle can exist and be proven to do so? (as simply as possible please). Or -seeing as you are the master here -point me to a link with a reasonable account of these things?


    Try this


    google: bose condensate monopole


    you will find a ton of references connecting bose condinsation with monopoles


    one reference that may be easy to understand as follows:


    http://www.nextbigfuture.com/2…monopoles-discovered.html



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  • Can you explain how such a particle can exist and be proven to do so?

    AxillAxill's link is rather irrelevant to monopoles within plasmon polaritons condensate. In general, there are essentially three ways, how the SO(2) symmetry of electromagnetic field can be broken:

    • the spatial basis, i.e. the environment is moving faster, than EM wave (which is the case of skyrmions, i.e. stationary monopole vortices). Such a monopoles are rather poorly developed, they behave rather like anapoles, i.e. the deformed monopoles or transition between magnetic monopoles and dipoles - but they can be stable for quite some time.
    • or the temporal basis: the environment remains stationary, but it changes its density and speed of light propagation faster, than the period of EM wave. Here it's important to explain the nature of plasmons polaritons - they represent a surface vortex, which are composite of surface plasmons (transverse surface waves) and density fluctuations of it (polaron waves which spread beneath it). The phase mixing of surface plasmons and subsurface polarons results into new type of composite quasiparticles, i.e. the polariton.


      The polaritons are therefore surface vortices, which spread in dynamic and spatially inhomogeneous environment like the surface solitons, i.e.
      vortices analogous to Falaco vortices at the water surface, the symmetry of which gets broken with density fluctuations of this surface. Such a monopoles get well developed, but they're quite unstable, i.e. existing for a brief period of time only. If you take a look closely at this video, the moment of monopole formation (when the double vortex gets changed into single one) is commented loudly at the end of the video. This process is analogous to quantum oscillations of mesons and neutrinos (which lose their weak charge during it temporarily and they become indetectable in this way).

    • The spatiotemporal basis inside the Berry phase during magnetic reconnection of skyrmions. This occurs within thin layers of condensate, i.e. not solely inside the bulk volume, but also not quite at the surface. The Berry phase just denotes the layer, where the reconection and twinning of quantum vortices happens. The anyons of fractional charge within thin condensate layers belong there.
  • Whereas the formation of monopole particles and magnetic field can be explained in rather comfortable way - the opposite effect, i.e. the enhancement of cold fusion with external magnetic field poses more intriguing problem - particularly because the intensity of magnetic field of common samarium/neodymium magnets looks quite low for being able to affect the processes at nuclear basis. Maybe it could affect the probability of K-capture at the bottom orbitals, once they become asymmetric with respect to atom nuclei with external magnetic field.




    See this post from vortex regarding SmCo5 magnets and LENR


    https://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-[email protected]/msg108070.html


    for some reason, the link does not work but here is the post:




    By the way, Russ Gress has shown that a Rodin coil does not generate of monopole magnetic field.

  • for some reason, the link does not work but here is the post:

    Could you please enhance (i.e. make bold) the section in the above post, which actually explains, how the magnetic field could affect the yield of cold fusion? If not, why are you posting it here?


    Regarding the monopole anomalies, this observation may be significant: the bismuth sphere generates heat in presence of magnet. The bismuth is bulk topological insulator, close to superconductors and graphite based thermoelectric generators. Inside the crystal lattice of bismuth the motion of free electrons remains constrained to a narrow planes in similar way, like at the surface of graphene, so it may atennuate the quantum fluctuations and convert them into a heat output. Compare also info about anomalous behavior of bismuth ChemAlloy composite.


    BTW Si-Graphite Powercell Modules now available at the popular price $3,000 for 12 cells at QuantaMagnetics.com

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