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- I saw an old thread in physics and could not comment. this may be the wrong section (please move this to the right place, mods)
the question/idea(most definitely not original, I just don’t know where to start to find info)
is that the nucleus is not solid orbs (duh, I guess) and that it is/has a wavefunction.
I am wondering because (less so to do with taking advantage of it like quantum tunneling because (i don’t know here just pure “blueberry” speculation) it may need to be in a bose ei
Einstein condensate state or ultra hot fully ionized, removed of all-electron, plasma that is compressed like possibly something like fusion, state (an extraordinarily unattainable state currently; like compressed air into a liquid, but a solid; while even metallic hydrogen is, as far as I know not achieved BY US YET!); to actually do anything technological/physically like quantum tunneling or any quantum effect,
BUT,
I was just wondering about the topic in general and how it may relate to the stabilization/construction of super heavy exotic elements by the use of exotic nucleons in an unknown process akin to the stabilization of the proton by its amalgamation with the wavefunction of the neutron.
please understand that I am a sub-novice with high hopes to reach this level of understanding, and I do plan to read and assimilate the Feynman lectures and understand quantum and relativistic physics; but a person needs more, to keep them going. it is grueling to look at only, and only basics and not get some chit chat on the higher ultimate pinnacle stuff, I hope you can understand that it is probing like this that inspires me to keep at it and learn the basics because it feels like I am getting nowhere in life and doomed to a life of sub-mediocracy;
there’s nothing like being 31 and stuck needing to go and learn the ABCs when people tell you to only hang out in pre-school, you know?
thanks
EDIT: I have Aspergers, and for all the gifts of the mind I may or may not have; I could not focus or get through graduate-level community college. I did well in high school, but I was tardy and unable to focus or find inspiration at college, I have major depression, and I really am, in my opinion, capable of doing a lot in things/fields, when I get help; but, I am not able to really do things in “the system” (which is an utterly horrible way of describing such a vast and complex thing; but I kind of know what it is and use that poor title).ALSO, •has anyone ever been able to ion trap fully ionized atoms/isotopes and enter them to the bose einstein condensate state?
• I believe I saw of a non-bosonic rubidium isotope put into a bose einstein condensate state and could not find any description as to how/why
• have radioactive isotopes been rendered stable or with mutable stability when entered into a bose einstein condensate state?
BUT,
I was just wondering about the topic in general and how it may relate to the stabilization/construction of super heavy exotic elements by the use of exotic nucleons in an unknown process akin to the stabilization of the proton by its amalgamation with the wavefunction of the neutron.
please understand that I am a sub-novice with high hopes to reach this level of understanding, and I do plan to read and assimilate the Feynman lectures and understand quantum and relativistic physics; but a person needs more, to keep them going. it is grueling to look at only, and only basics and not get some chit chat on the higher ultimate pinnacle stuff, I hope you can understand that it is probing like this that inspires me to keep at it and learn the basics because it feels like I am getting nowhere in life and doomed to a life of sub-mediocracy;
there’s nothing like being 31 and stuck needing to go and learn the ABCs when people tell you to only hang out in pre-school, you know?
thanks
EDIT: I have Aspergers, and for all the gifts of the mind I may or may not have; I could not focus or get through graduate-level community college. I did well in high school, but I was tardy and unable to focus or find inspiration at college, I have major depression, and I really am, in my opinion, capable of doing a lot in things/fields, when I get help; but, I am not able to really do things in “the system” (which is an utterly horrible way of describing such a vast and complex thing; but I kind of know what it is and use that poor title).ALSO, •has anyone ever been able to ion trap fully ionized atoms/isotopes and enter them to the bose einstein condensate state?
• I believe I saw of a non-bosonic rubidium isotope put into a bose einstein condensate state and could not find any description as to how/why
• have radioactive isotopes been rendered stable or with mutable stability when entered into a bose einstein condensate state?
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