I don't know if you are familiar with Leif Holmlid's recent work & patent on muon catalysed nuclear fusion - but as yet they cannot explain how a 100W laser pulse can eject mesons from ultra dense hydrogen or UDD. All other research suggests Peta-Watt energies are required to fragment protons to release mesons. Your theory proposed an interaction of D with neutrinos, resulting in an activated state, which in tritium promotes/accelerates beta decay. The other strange behavior reported by Holmlid is a spontaneous release of mesons from UDH/D without any laser stimulation, which suggested to me that maybe this is a response to background radiation, and thus possibly to the high density of background neutrinos. Can you calculate what the energy increase might be when D or T are stimulated as you propose, by neutrinos, and whether in combination with laser pulses might be sufficient to stimulate the massive release of mesons reported by Holmlid/Norront Fusion?
Existing Source for Muon-Catalyzed Nuclear Fusion Can Give ...
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I have not suitable idea for that now. but I believe that the size of electrons changes depending on the applied voltage.
Muon (-) → electron + mu neutrino + anti-electron neutrino
The size of the electrons is more variable and the size determines the voltage.
>Large signals of charged light mesons are observed in the laser-induced particle flux from ultra-dense hydrogen H(0) layers.Mesons from Laser-Induced Processes in Ultra-Dense Hydrogen H(0)
Lasers are powerful electric field pulses.When electrons receive a pulse of an electric field for a long time, the voltage rises and changes to muons and mesons.Isn't the meson generated after the laser irradiation started?
HN(0) (s=1)→(p+e−)(p+e−) →K±+K0L+K0S+π±→ decay →μ−,HN0 s=1→p+e−p+e− →K±+KL0+KS0+π±→ decay →μ−,
It's similar to my theory, but needs some consideration.One thing is that protons and electrons do not combine as they are. Because electrons lose energy when they fall into protons. The electron needs to get energy just before it falls.
Display MoreRe this thread: I don't see the point of it; asserting that physics as understood now is wrong on philosophical grounds without specifying the experimental results that are not correctly predicted. To prefer another theory the "better physics" would need to have some experiment it predicted correctly that normal physics gets wrong.
I disagree with 1,2,3,4,5
2,4 are plain and clearly wrong. (I can give examples if needed)
3,5 are meaningless without further clarification, and likely still meaningless with that.
1 is unevidenced and unlikely.
THH
Physics that lost philosophy becomes a playground for mathematics. I insist on being a natural philosophy.
please look this video.
If you see this video and you claim gravity, I will not say anything to you.
5.Space does not exist. Einstein introduced the mathematical concept "space" without verification
This is impossible to persuade as long as you believe in Pythagoreanism. I have been discussing with many people until I came to this forum. Physics is rationalism. Physics considerations cover not only atoms, but also the earth, the solar system, and the entire universe. New physics is required to be established under different conditions of these scales.