A.A.Shpilman ( alexandrshpilman78@gmail.com )
Cold nuclear fusion?
From experiments on
separation a component of "axion field"
(see. N1/99) can be supposed that, the interaction between
protons through "axion field" can be of the
following kinds:
1) Interaction through
accompanying merge of "axion field" 3 (see
Fig.1);
2) Interaction through
accompanying merge a separate component of "axion
field" (see Fig.2), component with a positive electrical pseudo-charge 1
and component with a negative electrical pseudo-charge 2;
3) Interaction through
counter short closing 4 a separate component of "axion
field" (see Fig.3) having opposite pseudo-charges;
4) Interaction through
counter short closing components of "axion
field" (see Fig.4) with a negative electrical pseudo-charge of a proton
P1, with component of "axion field" with a
positive electrical pseudo-charge of a proton P2.
5) Etc.
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Fig.1 |
Fig.2 |
Fig.3 |
Fig.4 |
The main criterion of
interaction of the component of "axion
field" is accompanying motion of electrical pseudo-charges (identical
directivity of vector Poyting). Probably, it causes
formation of spiral structures and appearance of a gyroscopic moment at a
proton. Apparently, interact the protons, located on identical power levels or
at levels to multiple some size only.
The majority of generators
described in the almanac, create interaction shown on Fig.1. In generators described
in the articles "The EM-Mechanical Generator of Axion (Spin) field" and "The Optical Generator Axion (Spin) of a Field", it is possible occurrence of
interactions shown on Fig.2 and 4. In "The Optical Generator Axion (Spin) of a Field" it is possible interaction shown on
Fig.3.
Probably, interaction
through counter short closing 4 the separate component of "axion field" (see Fig.3 and 4) with an opposite
pseudo-charge, will not create forces of attraction of protons, but will fix
mutual disposition of protons. The forces of attraction (repulsion) can arise
because of change of the phase-frequent characteristics one of protons.
Probably, it causes mutual strengthening of "spin polarization"
a combination of elements: Cr-Ag-Sn, Ag-Cu-B, Bi-Mo,
Zn-Ni, etc.
Probably, the interaction
through short closing a component of "axion
field" it also is that, we name by "nuclear forces". This
interaction can show itself not only within the limits of a nucleus of atom,
but also in internuclear interaction, and in
macro-scales.
The interaction between
protons through of "axion field", probably,
can strong reduce Coulomb repulsion of protons, can
facilitate nuclear fusion (for example, nuclear fusion of a deuterium and
tritium). Probably, it also is that we call as "tunneling effect".
The chains of nucleuses of
atoms interacting on the schemes represented on Fig.2 and 4,
probably can form steady structures such as a spherical lightning. But, in such
case, modern attempts to reproduce a spherical lightning are made completely
incorrectly.
The Indicator
There are molecules
changing optical properties (colour) at deformation.
Let's assume, that trimeric molecules of dye X-Y-Z
exist, where at change of relative disposition (or change of electrical
potential) the component Y and Z occurs
change colour of dye. If we shall attach to
components Y and Z such elements as silver and chromium (see
Fig.5) that, probably, such dye will be sensitive to "axion
fields" because of interaction of nucleuses of silver and chromium through
"axion fields".
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