The unparticle will give guys like Ed Storms who believes in rigorous enforcement of the conservation laws a nervous breakdown because in a metal lattice, electron like particles seem to spring into existence out of the vacuum when the environment becomes just right.
There is reference in unparticle theory to infrared cut-off levels which may be LENR related… but it could also be some sort of quark color thing. More study is needed here. There seems to be a big need in current physics for unparticles because there has been a lot of theory developed to try to find out what unparticles are. Unparticles don’t appear in high energy accelerators but they seem to like to live in the crowded confines of the metal lattice. This concept could be important in LENR because a LENR reactor could conjure electrons out of thin air (vacuum energy) in large numbers. The violation of the Luttinger's theorem which states that the number of electrons in a material is the same as the number of electrons in all of its atoms added together seems to be violated in superconductivity. This conservation of the electron count implies that electron is newly born in the lattice. We know that superconductivity and LENR are related. Rossi says that he is seeing large numbers of electrons coming from his reactor; so many that he may be able to produce current without the need for steam production and he has not given a reason for this large electron flow. There seems to be large numbers of electrons coming out of the Papp engine also; I wonder... In the years to come, LENR in its many forms may well be an experimental God sent to those interested in the new physics of the unparticle. cheers: axil On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 12:57 PM, Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> wrote: > > http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2007/jun/18/the-hunt-for-unparticles-is-on > > What are unparticles? Here is the explanation. >
