Paper: E-Cat SK and long-range particle interactions

  • Andrea Rossi has uploaded a paper on his ResearchGate account. PDF available on the link below.


    https://www.researchgate.net/p…nge_particle_interactions

    E-Cat SK and long-range particle interactions

    Abstract: Some theoretical frameworks that explore the possible formation of dense exotic electron clusters in E-Cat SK are presented. Some considerations on the probable role of Casimir, Aharonov-Bohm and vacuum polarization effects in the formation of such structures are proposed. Dense electron clusters are introduced as a probable precursor for the formation of proton-electron aggregates at pico-metric scale, stressing the importance of evaluating the plausibility of special electron-nucleon interactions, as already suggested in [14]. An observed isotopic dependence of a particular spectral line in the visible range of E-Cat plasma spectrum seems to conrm the presence of a specic proton-electron interaction at electron Compton wavelength scale.

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    Very busy with manufacturing man. Wasted his time writing speculative paper. Leave this to whoever is house scientists now.

    Or is he trying to fill all check boxes for the next victim?


    No way he wrote the paper. Guessing Gullstrom and Vassalo, who he acknowledges for their collaborations, wrote it. If so, I am curious as to why they are not listed as authors? Interesting development nonetheless. Like a good symphony conductor, he is building up the tempo for the big climax in http://www.ecatskdemo.com/ 6 days 14 hours 58 minute 40-39-38-37 seconds....

  • Guessing Gullstrom and Vassalo


    this 'paper' has strong resemblances to the reference 13 by Tommaso and Vassalo... zitterbewegung etc


    .the 437 nanometer blue plasma spectral peak with hydrogen ????????? has that been revealed before or was it just a vague blue light?

    How does that fit with


    The reaction emits very low levels of electromagnetic radiation—the same kind as e.g. light, radio waves, and microwaves."

    The wavelength is essentially between 300 and 330 nanometers, slightly shorter than UV-light from the sun.

    No other kind of radiation from the E-Cat has ever been detected.


    by the reasoning in the 'paper' one might expect a corresponding peak in the infrared for deuterium..2850 nm..


    However this issue among others is not addressed


    The purpose of this 'paper' is not to inform however. I agree.. Shane.. but to advertise.


    https://animpossibleinvention.…h-launch-on-january-31st/

  • Article E-Cat SK and long range particle interactions is cureently discussed at e-catworld.com website.


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    Dense electron clusters are introduced as a probable precursor for the formation of proton-electron aggregates at pico-metric scale, stressing the importance of evaluating the plausibility of special electron-nucleon interactions, as already suggested in previous study. An observed isotopic dependence of a particular spectral line in the visible range of E-Cat plasma spectrum seems to confirm the presence of a specic proton-electron interaction at electron Compton wavelength scale. Coulomb repulsion between electrons at a distance of four reduced Compton wavelengths can be balanced by Casimir force in specific geometric configurations.

    and even more importantly

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    After 60 days of continued operation an E-Cat SK has produced (as we can and from a simple extrapolation) 31 680 kWh of heat, approximately the equivalent of 2762 kg of heating oil (avoiding, at same time, the emission of about 800 kg of CO2).”


    This theory actually gives some meaning for me. In my theory cold fusion runs via low-dimensional collisions of long chains of hydrogen and lithium, the inertia of which acts there like miniature pistons. But this is not the whole story. These long but compact chains of atoms exhibit anomalies, which can be described like uni-dimensional entanglement and/or Allais effect at small distance scale. That means that collinear particles utilize mutual shielding effects of virtual particles in vacuum, which in turn held them by much stronger force than this one which we can observe at proximity of massive bodies.

    The most close example of this behavior already recognized by mainstream physics is so-called Hungarian boson, which has been observed around elongated atom nuclei. Holmlid also observed formation of dense hydrogen chains which could be held by similar force and BLP even presented video of some filaments.


    So that the general idea is, inside Quark-X/ECat-SK reactor the thin film of lithium gets bombarded by lithium ions and protons from hydrogen plasma. This film gets semicrystalline at surface of cathode and it consists of chains of lithium atoms, which bounce mutually and accelerate hydrogen nuclei between them by Astroblaster effect. At the moment of collision the hydrogen and lithium nuclei form compact chains, which get entangled with Casimir field and the electrons between them form sorta dense tube which allows neutrons to pass freely from lithium to hydrogen and merge them mutually.

  • The low-dimensional entanglement of atom nuclei could explain, why cold fusion always requires low-dimensional arrangement for to run (nanocracks, whiskers, shock waves). But it could also explain the apparent paradox of cold fusion, which lack the production of energetic radiation and / or even release of neutrons. The formation of dense tubes of Casimir vacuum condensate along axis of colliding atom nuclei could explain it in multiple ways.


    At 1) we can consider, that these dense tubes serve like waveguides ("optical filaments") for neutrons and photons and 2) they slow-down the travelling of neutrons and electrons (compare also Widom-Larsen theory with its "heavy electrons" and "slow neutrons" - all these things suddenly have meaning there) 3) dissipate and dissolve the energy of neutrons by itself 4) force them to pass through axis of tube and absorb in another atom nuclei, which are residing along single line in this moment 5) exchanges its energy with another atoms along much large surface area, than pin-point collision would enable. In this way the condensate along chain of atoms behaves like spring absorbing the most energetic vibrations and spreading them along its axis.


    Best of all, the decay of this condensate could also explain the formation of strange jets and helical tracks, which were occasionally observed during cold fusion experiments by mechanism similar to decay black hole jets into dark matter particles. In dense aether model these fast rotating artifacts could decay into sorta vortex rings of vacuum ("scalar waves" observed first by Nicola Tesla). Their intrinsic magnetic field and anapole charge forces them to travel along spiral like charged particles within cyclotron.

  • Shane D.

    I don't recall about a frequency generator being explicitly mentioned before, but I guess it's implied that there has to be one of some sort when trying to apply a specific waveform as he supposedly does with the QX/SK.


    From the website, which quotes the paper:


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    a Van der Graaf electron accelerator (200 kV) has been used for the examination of the plasma electric charge


    Many redactions in the diagram, by the way. The "Van der Graaf" accelerator (possibly Rossi's spelling of "Van de Graaff generator" and not a reference to a rock band called that way) was also differently named. It looks as if he's mixing it with "Van der Waals".



  • Someone please ask her to post the high res version! We might be able to see underneath the areas that were covered up.

  • Perhaps cavemen should have studied up on the regulations on the use of rubbing sticks together before attempting to produce the campfire. If they didn't, perhaps we should go back in time and try to inform the leaders of the neanderthal council so they can feed them to the sabertooth tigers.

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