To beed up at little bit your corona time I want try to deepen the general knowledge of the average user of LENR forum.
Classic Maxwell, particle physics is based one halve each on the electron and proton -- ignoring some other puzzle stones.
The biggest unsolved question of SM (Standard model) is the oversimplification of the charge concept that many time is mixed up with an electron.
The worst idea ever was the assumption that the electron is a point particle and hence the charge is an infinitesimal small unity - what is great for mathematics only. As a conclusion of this, charge must be indivisible, what is not the case as some fake particles show e.g 1/3 charge. And worse in the quantum hall effect we see almost all possible fractions of charge.
But how do mass and charge coexist? Especially if the electron has no volume then it must be of infinite large density.
More worse. QM assume that charge e.g - around a proton is smeared over a complex orbit modeled by multipole expansion of waves. Now the electron suddenly has a very large volume!
In the simplest case charge is smeared over the surface of a sphere. But unluckily it's not smeared in a uniform way as the charge = electron shows a magnetic moment. This violates the rule of a uniform distribution what needs adding a spin what violates the logic of a symmetric behavior of charge and finally leads to the question:
If charge is not a point and smeared over a surface why is itself not repulsive??
Here any logic stops as current physics (Standard model) has no explanation (detail model for charge) and not the faintest idea to explain why charge violates the axioms. This is known since 100 years but so far nobody could solved the problem and like you ignore the bad behavior of a good friend physicists stop to think about it.
SO(4) physics shows that charge is a topological effect of nested magnetic flux. All problems with unsolved infinities of point charges, mass density etc. do vanish under the proper assumptions.
