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Proton-Electron Reactions as Precursors of Anomalous Nuclear Events
Volume 39 · Number 2 · March 2001 · Pages 249-252
Technical Paper
Lino Daddi
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In some experiments, intense electron fluxes were made to encounter high proton concentrations to achieve p + e fusions. Anomalies were observed: The electron energies were often below the threshold energy, and the cross-section results were unexpectedly high. A twofold mechanism consisting of hydrogen squeezed atom formation and of virtual neutron absorption is suggested to justify the observed anomalous nuclear events. The hypothesis is extended to the d + e reaction.
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