Structural Physics of Nuclear Fusion: With BSM-SG Atomic Models Paperback – April 7, 2013

Interesting perspective of behavioral nature of fundamental particles, yet badly written/edited and too idealistic... Desperately in search of followers and acknowledgement...

Great read, went on to order BSM-SG e-book from another source as Amazon did not have e-book version of BSM! Been following cold fusion developments for several years now & remain hopeful it will help energy availability from other than fossil source which are truly great polluters!

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Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) has been demonstrated by many scientists since the Fleishmann and Pons experiment in 1989. This innovative book provides an understandable review of the SG model published already by Professor Sarg. Understanding the complex fine structure and non-spherical shapes of Protons, neutrons and atoms helps explain many phenomena not previously understood. For example: Super gravitational (SG) forces, in the near field around the atomic nucleus makes space highly non-linear, contrary to the Bohr linear mode, and are proportional to the cube of distance and explain the Casimir Effect. Description of the non-spherical Coulomb Barrier of the proton, one of the most controversial overestimated barriers in Nuclear Fusion and how it can be penetrated, realizing nuclear fusion. The formation of ion-electron pairs from hydrogen and deuterium is predicted as being the most effective cause of change in nuclear mass resulting in near field microcurvature changes and release of energy.The driving momentum is derived from the change in shape of the unstable particles (kaons, pions, muons and some electrons) as their internal helical lattice structure collapses releasing immense energies of around 1.7 GeV.The fine structure of the deuteron and helium nuclei shows how proton and neutron combine having a Binding Energy which can be released. Description of electric charge as a modulation of the Cosmic Lattice (CL) nodes explains the anomalous magnetic moment of the moving neutron. The neutron has an electrical charge which is locked-in by the strong SG field to form, with a proton, the stable element deuteron.Neutrons and protons are interconvertible by virtue of the twisting and folding of the same inner toroidal fine superdense fractal structure, with the emission of Beta particles.The importance of asymmetry in the geometry of how protons and neutron combine to form complex elongated structures held together by SG binding energy balanced by the hidden energy of the Cosmic Lattice. These compressions of the CL inter-nodal dimensions give rise to local space microcurvature because of changes in distance between the CL nodes of dimensions around 10*-20 m. Fission and fusion are explained by differences in Binding Energy arising from the changes in this microcurvature released as radiation converted to heat. These explanations help in making appropriate choices of heavier elements suitable for nuclear fusion.John Stewart M.B., Ch.B., B.Sc., D.I.C., Biophysicist, President of Biophysica Incorporated, Toronto, Canada

Dr. Stoyan Sarg has developed a comprehensive theory of sub-atomic particles embedded in a dynamic aether he calls the Cosmic Lattice (CL). The particles are differentiated by their structure. For example, the neutron is made of a helical toroidal structure, inside of which are three other helical structures representing a positive and a negative pion and a kaon. The shell of the neutron is twisted into a figure-eight to form a charged proton. The neutron and proton are constrained by a fundamental super-gravitational force to combine in a particular way to form a deuteron nucleus. Two deuteron nuclei combine to make a helium nucleus which is the densest possible arrangement. The helium nucleus is the building block for increasingly complex fractal structures that correspond to the elements in the periodic table.The non-spherical shape of the atoms predicts a Coulomb barrier that differs in shape from that predicted by assuming spherical atoms. The non-spherical Coulomb barrier around an atom offers additional degrees of freedom that can help to explain why some cold fusion experiments are successful. Dr. Sarg reviews a number of LENR experiments in the context of his theory. For example, he explains how the fractal structure of palladium is changed to silver by absorbing a deuteron, and how nickel atoms are transmuted to copper and zinc in a similar way. He then predicts from the theory that the reaction of chromium with hydrogen should yield an unusual isotope of manganese plus significant energy.Many scientists find the reality of cold fusion reactions difficult to accept because existing theory offers no theoretical explanation. The theory summarized and applied in this book appears to overcome this problem, and should help to encourage more research on cold fusion as an alternative source of energy.

This is a most superb and excellent book written for both the advanced reader and the layperson in regards to energy systems that harness and tap into the fundamental structure of the universe. Stoyan Sarg has written other volumes before, such as the books on the Basic Structure of Matter series, and has information about these topics on the website: [...]This book is very important for anyone interested in energy systems that produce clean, potentially cheap electrical and other energy from the so-called "vacuum" of space. Nikola Tesla and others discovered that there exist incredible amounts of mechanical and electrical energy in the ether medium, and the ether medium or active medium, also called 'radiant energy", is the stuff behind the functioning of the universe, in the material realm.This book is also very important because it reveals, along with his other materials, structures of atoms and particles and shows that the helix is a fundamental thing in the universe. Nanotechnology will benefit greatly from the work of Mr. Sarg, as he details structures of carbon nanowires, diamondoids, fullerenes, graphene, and related materials here, and touches on their use in molecular manufacturing and molecular nanotechnology.Ultimately this knowledge, if properly developed, can lead to new materials of super-strength, matter-replication and assembly/recycling systems, clean, cheap overunity power, new medicines and surgical techniques, and alot more.

Stoyan Sarg hat hier eine exotische interessante Theorie zur Fusion dargestellt.