Completing Quantum Mechanics: Hadronic Mechanics and its Potential for Clean Energy
Abstract
Understanding how the building blocks of the world around us – such as protons and neutrons – can interact and synthesise various products can help us approach challenges such as clean energy. Sir Professor Ruggero Maria Santilli from The Institute for Basic Research considers how theories of quantum mechanics can be developed through his work on hadronic mechanics. By representing protons and neutrons as extended, Sir Santilli suggests how this could better account for processes in nuclear physics and a new outlook on clean nuclear energy via fusion.
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