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https://doi.org/10.5194/npg-2018-13
https://doi.org/10.5194/npg-2018-13
06 Mar 2018
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Brief communication: Electron pair donors and Earth's energy generation

Frederick Mayer

Abstract. This Brief Communication presents a series of model calculations for the electron pair donor densities required for tresino thermal energy generation in the Earth. The crucial density of electron donors is determined from the ratio of He3 and He4 after many years starting from initial densities of the donor pairs. In addition, a new proposal is introduced that connects Cooper pair formations to the deuteron tresino nuclear reaction chain (the chain that determines the He3 / He4 ratio). Furthermore, it is proposed that magnetotelluric (MT) observations may be connected to Cooper pair formation either with or without substantial heating.

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Frederick Mayer

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This paper presents a comparison of two processes that start the generation of energy from the Earth. It does this by using a sequence of equations to provide the level of either process by using previously determined from geophysical measurements far from active volcanic sites and a few hundred years after the activity. This work is necessary in order for us and other geophysicists to examine the various nuclei present in this energy generating process after the reactions are completed.