Paper is available from http://sci-hub.bz/10.1142/S0218301316500853
On Oct 25, 2016 10:19, "Axil Axil" <[email protected]> wrote: > Holmlid has also showed that the "Hole" theory of superconductivity is > valid and this theory must now replace the current BCS theory. > > On Mon, Oct 24, 2016 at 3:37 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Paraphrased abstract of new Holmlid paper - Published 18 October 2016. It >> is paraphrased since the original wording assumes familiarity with a long >> string of earlier work. >> >> This would be the most important experimental work in all of physics >> (including the over-hyped LHC experiments, etc.) IF IT WERE TO BE FULLY >> REPLICATED >> by an independent, respected Lab. There is no high quality replication >> to date. In fact, it is generally ignored. >> >> This work is a continuation of the line of research using a low powered >> laser (yellow-green spectrum) to irradiate “ultra-dense hydrogen” or UDH >> which has been formed and deposited* in situ* in a catalyst. Prior work >> focused on dense deuterium; this is protium. Despite similarities this >> active target is not the Mills hydrino, although there are similarities. The >> catalyst is iron-oxide based. >> >> Kaons and pions are observed by their characteristic decay times of 12, >> 52 and 26 ns after impact of relatively weak ns-long laser pulses, as >> reported previously. Deflection of emitted particles in a weak magnetic >> field or penetration through metal foils cannot distinguish between the ( >> supposed) decaying mesons. The signals observed are primarily not caused >> by decay but by fast particles, often at >50MeV, formed in pion decay. >> >> The fast particles are concluded to be muons from their relatively small >> magnetic deflection and strong penetration. This is further supported by >> published studies on the direct observation of the beta decay of muons >> in scintillators and solid converters. >> > >
