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Title: Formation of massive electron pairs as a necessary condition for low-temperature nuclear fusion and the existence of a new state of matter
Authors: Kashchenko, M. P.
Kashchenko, N. M.
Issue Date: 2022
Publisher: SPIE
Citation: Kashchenko, M. P. Formation of massive electron pairs as a necessary condition for low-temperature nuclear fusion and the existence of a new state of matter / M. P. Kashchenko, N. M. Kashchenko // Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE. – 2022. – Vol. 12193. – № 121930U.
Abstract: In interpreting the reactions of low-temperature fusion of nuclei, the conclusion about the possibility of the appearance on hadronic scales of electron pairs ((ee)-pairs) connected by contact (non-potential) interaction is of decisive importance. Before the development of hadronic mechanics, such a possibility could not be taken into account within the framework of quantum mechanics. There are reasons to consider such pairs to be massive and stable. The presence of (ee) - pairs in the internuclear space ensures the convergence of nuclei at the critical distances Rc ∼ 10−13 m, necessary for the start of fusion. Attention is drawn to the simplicity of registration of (ee)-pairs by changing the spectra of characteristic X-ray radiation of atoms. A qualitative explanation of the reason for the lack of registration of γ-radiation is given. It is noted that the use of metals saturated with hydrogen in the synthesis of the lightest elements is also associated with the formation of (ee)-pairs. Attention is focused on the fact that confirmation of the existence of (ee)-pairs opens up broad prospects for the study of a new state of matter. © 2022 SPIE.
Keywords: CHARACTERISTIC X-RAY SPECTRA
CONTACT INTERACTION OF ELECTRONS
LOW-TEMPERATURE NUCLEAR FUSION
MASSIVE ELECTRON PAIRS
NEW STATE OF MATTER
URI: https://elar.usfeu.ru/handle/123456789/11681
ISBN: 9-7815-106536-72
DOI: 10.1117/12.2626912
SCOPUS: 2-s2.0-85132038138
RSCI: 48723619
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