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Uranium—Cold Fission
Faustus Mortal is a fictional character. So is Sari Stone, for that matter. This is not to say that they were not inspired by living human beings, however, any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental and none should be inferred.
The day begins early with Faustus Mortal in the Basilica Cardinale. He is there each and every day as a religious. Once again he is greeted outside the Basilica by Sari Stone, a young college coed majoring in physics. She has heard of Faustus’s prophesy and is curious about it.
Sari Stone: Your name was mentioned in Modern Physics class today.
Faustus Mortal: Nothing good, I hope?
Sari Stone: It concerns your theory on radioactive decay.
Faustus Mortal: Did the professor say that I was a ‘crackpot’?
Sari Stone: In so many words, yes, he did. But I was curious for he seemed to deny and reject your theories with much too much disdain and rancor. It was almost as if he were trying to convince himself. So, tell me what this is all about?
Faustus Mortal: The theory is really very simple. We know, for instance, that for an inertial plane rapidly moving with respect to an observer that time is dilated, making the radioactive decay half-life longer and changing the radioactive decay constant.
Sari Stone: But this is a relativistic effect. Beside most Uranium isotopes, at least the ones we mine, already have exceedingly long half-lives to start with. How would this help?
Faustus Mortal: It’s like the complex plane mapped onto a sphere and stereographically projected on the complex plane. The complex valued zero makes sense, albeit written (0,0), but the complex infinity is so different from the real infinity on the number line. Now for straight-line linear motion, the idea of relativistic effect is alien. Take for example a person traveling near the speed of light, say 0.9 c, where c is the speed of light in a vacuum. The decimal fraction 0.9 is just 9/10. And suppose the person traveling at that speed, relative to an observer, fires a bullet out at 0.9 c. How fast is the bullet traveling as seen by the observer.
Sari Stone: I took modern physics. It is not 1.8 c.
Faustus Mortal: Correct, it is less than c but more than 0.9 c. This enigma is like the complex infinity which maps out in every direction at the same time. Now this is all linear. Look at zero! What might that correlate with? Or, perhaps better said, correspond to?
Sari Stone blinks.
Faustus Mortal: See that no particle or matter for that matter can travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum. This is a real-world ‘infinity.’ But the complex infinity is different. Try thinking if this linear motion is ‘infinity,’ how might one characterize ‘zero’?
Sari Stone: By non-linear motion?
Faustus Mortal: Precisely and that non-linear motion might just be ‘spin.’ Even as one cannot ‘add’ velocity to infinity (‘c’) one also cannot ‘add’ angular momentum to spin.
Sari Stone: Whoa! You are confusing me! I understand ‘absolute zero’ and why some probability distributions don’t work. But this is new. Is this in some textbook or another?
Faustus Mortal: The point that I’m trying to make is that if the radioactive half-life can be dilated or expanded by relativistic effect why not shorten or contract it by quantum effects?
Sari Stone: That’s a nifty-keen idea, but how? There isn’t much to work with in quantum mechanics. A quantum mechanic can’t fix your car!
Faustus Mortal nods.
Sari Stone: So, if you shorten the half-life, that is increase the value of the radioactive decay constant so as to speed up radioactive decay, what would that buy you?
Faustus Mortal: Today we ‘burn’ U-240, Plutonium, or like short-lived trans-Uranium isotopes. Suppose we could burn the U-238, the longer-lived isotopes and the so-called ‘Waste Plutonium’?
Sari Stone: That would multiply the energy available by over one hundred! Only less than one-percent is fissionable now.
Faustus Mortal: True. And burning waste Plutonium solves the second problem as well—storage of spent nuclear waste. ‘Burn it for energy!’
Sari Stone: I can’t see how you could change that decay rate by any process.
Faustus Mortal: Try this: change the spin.
Sari Stone: But the spin is either plus or minus 1/2 or some integer.
Faustus Mortal: Look at the neutron.
Sari Stone: It is the fusion of a proton and an electron—both Fermions.
Faustus Mortal: But its spin is 1/2 (times some constant).
Sari Stone: So?
Faustus Mortal: Where did the difference go?
Sari Stone: That’s easy. It’s the neutrino.
Faustus Mortal: So change the spin back and forth.
Sari Stone: I don’t get it? It’s either plus 1/2 or minus 1/2.
Faustus Mortal: Then maybe it would be statistically zero?
Sari Stone: But zero isn’t possible. It’s not a Boson.
Faustus Mortal: Precisely, so it would decay more rapidly—immediately even. It could not exist as a viable particle.
Sari Stone: Like forcing resonance?
Faustus Mortal: Resonance is for linear systems.
Sari Stone: This isn’t linear?
Faustus Mortal: Linear drives relativistic, this is non-linear. This is angular momentum—maybe circular, elliptical, or like wobbling, spinning top—the child’s toy.
Sari Stone: oh.
Faustus Mortal: To drive a linear system at resonance, use a linear driver. To drive a non-linear system to—bifurcation—use a non-linear driver. Non-linear systems don’t have resonance, per se.
Sari Stone: Like pushing a swing higher and higher. The arc traveling time varies.
Faustus Mortal: True.
Sari Stone: Why don’t you experiment?
Faustus Mortal: I am a pariah. Totally burned out.
Sari Stone: Not so!
Faustus Mortal: Yes so.
Sari Stone: And the same idea to ‘waste Plutonium’?
Faustus Mortal: Precisely.
Sari Stone: And this would be ‘cold fission’ since chain reaction mechanisms are not being used?
Faustus Mortal: Absolutely.
Sari Stone: Interesting, but I’m not sure it will work.
Faustus Mortal: You are the genius with a measured IQ of 154.
Sari Stone: What is your IQ?
Faustus Mortal: Not telling.
Sari Stone: Do tell, please.
Faustus Mortal: 128.
Sari Stone: That’s good.
Faustus Mortal: I wish that I had your ‘fire power.’
Sari Stone: ‘Genius is as genius does.’
Faustus Mortal: Now I’m really in hot water!
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