Was this article cited here yet as support for a magic reaction frequency?
http://phys.org/news/2016-12-laser-pulses-scientists-complex-electron.html *Laser pulses help scientists tease apart complex electron interactions* "We see a very strong and peculiar interaction between the excited electrons and the lattice where the electrons are losing most of their energy very rapidly in a coherent, non-random way," Rameau said. At this special energy level, he explained, the electrons appear to be interacting with lattice atoms all vibrating at a particular frequency-like a tuning fork emitting a single note. When all of the electrons that have the energy required for this unique interaction have given up most of their energy, they start to cool down more slowly by hitting atoms more randomly without striking the "resonant" frequency, he said. On Mon, Dec 26, 2016 at 12:05 PM, Frank Znidarsic <fznidar...@aol.com> wrote: > > Whatever mechanism is needed to transfer nuclear energy via phonons vs > photons must be able to move a great deal of such energy over a > considerable distance to ‘cool’ the NAE. > > > > > To do this without radiation requires that the range of the nuclear force > be extended beyond that of the electromagnetic. It like stepping over a > speed bump. An extension of the static nuclear force would crush matter > out of existence. > > > Magnetic forces are not conserved. The range of the strong nuclear spin > orbit force can be extended without crushing matter out of existence. > Soft iron increases the range of magnetic component of the electrical > force. > A vibrating Bose condensate is the soft iron equivalent for the nuclear > magnetic spin orbit force. > > The constants of the motion (magnetic forces are of the motion) tend > toward the electromagnetic (have a strong long long range magnetic > component; magnetic ,spin orbit, and gravitomagnetic) in a Bose condensate > that is stimulated at a dimensional frequency (Jed came up with word > dimensional frequency) of 1,094,000 hertz-meters. > > > Frank Z >
