Posts by gamay

Effective mass of an electron in condensed matter is NOT a constant, any solid-state physics text will explain that. A heavier electron effective mass means that nuclei of a deuterium molecule would be closer thus
have a higher fusion probability, check out "muonic fusion".

Quote from FreethinkerLenr2

Hi.

I am getting started with my own replication attempts, and to give you a picture of what I am doing I have written a small doc

https://t.co/Ln4kpn2sfD

And made a little video as well

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Suggest moving the high-temp TC's so insulation wouldn't melt, ie. fewer/no loops around tube.

Quote from Neil Farbstein

The report says that after a Rydberg electron gets close to the nucleus it "appears as virtual neutron for 10 exp minus 17 seconds" How can a virtual neutron effect a transformation if is not real?

If the electron is close to the proton it effectively neutralizes the apparent charge for that period.