Making Fusion Easier: Orientation and Polarization Effects from Rotor-Structured Nucleons
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| author | Cobb, Stephen Euin |
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| contents | <p>This paper shows that nuclear fusion can be made easier when the internal geometry of protons and neutrons is taken into account. Using four-dimensional rotor models, it predicts orientation- and polarization-dependent corrections to the Coulomb barrier that can enhance low-energy fusion rates by up to an order of magnitude—offering a falsifiable, geometry-based path toward more efficient fusion. The paper also outlines practical experimental setups using polarized beams, crystalline targets, and field-assisted molecular alignment to test these predictions directly.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Making Fusion Easier: Orientation and Polarization Effects from Rotor-Structured Nucleons Cobb, Stephen Euin rotor-structured fusion anisotropic tunneling orientation effects polarization alignment sub-Coulomb barrier four-dimensional nucleon structure T³ proton model Core–Sheath neutron spin-polarized fusion crystal-channel and field-assisted fusion <p>This paper shows that nuclear fusion can be made easier when the internal geometry of protons and neutrons is taken into account. Using four-dimensional rotor models, it predicts orientation- and polarization-dependent corrections to the Coulomb barrier that can enhance low-energy fusion rates by up to an order of magnitude—offering a falsifiable, geometry-based path toward more efficient fusion. The paper also outlines practical experimental setups using polarized beams, crystalline targets, and field-assisted molecular alignment to test these predictions directly.</p> |
| title | Making Fusion Easier: Orientation and Polarization Effects from Rotor-Structured Nucleons |
| topic | rotor-structured fusion anisotropic tunneling orientation effects polarization alignment sub-Coulomb barrier four-dimensional nucleon structure T³ proton model Core–Sheath neutron spin-polarized fusion crystal-channel and field-assisted fusion |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17290597 |