COREPHYSICS






CORE PHYSICS LINKS


PREAMBLE

TAXONOMIC TABLE

GLOSSARY


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Taxa 1
FUNDAMIDES

Taxon 1.1
Teels

Taxon 1.2
Teelons


Taxa 2
PHOTIDES

Taxon 2.1
Neutrinos

Taxon 2.2
Photons


Taxa 3
MORPHIDES

Taxon 3.1
Electroids

Taxon 3.2
Nucleons


Taxa 4
NUCLIDES

Taxon 4.1
Primalnuclides

Taxon 4.2
Lithicnuclides

Taxon 4.3
Ferricnuclides


Taxa 5
STELLIDES

Taxon 5.1
Protostellides

Taxon 5.2
Dwarfstellides

Taxon 5.3
Whitestellides

Taxon 5.4
Blackstellides

Taxon 5.5
Galastellides



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PREVIOUS ITERATIONS

The Blue Book (1996)

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Taxon 4.1


PRIMALNUCLIDES



Stableable isotopes of elements 1 and 2 out of numbers of which more gravitymassive nuclide isotopes are manufactured.




Revised:   01 May 2024




Work in progress

Taxon 4.1     Stableable isotopes of elements 1 and 2 out of numbers of which more gravitymassive nuclide isotopes are manufactured.
Taxonome 4.1.1     Understable primalnuclide isotopes which directly or indirectly transmute to a stableable isotope as conditions dictate.


Notes on the structure of nuclides:
  • nuclides are two or more strongforced nucleons.
  • strongforcing is the mutual gravitypull of the nucleon nucleuses countered by the mutual masspushes of the nucleon teelstreams.
  • the masspushing nucleon teelstreams are (probably) teeloceans.
  • the teelocean streams are driven (ultimately) by the spins of the nucleon quarks.
  • the configuration of the nucleons within a nuclide is not fixed.
  • the configuration is that of least stress.
  • the configuration can alter because the nucleons "float" on each others teeloceans and are thus able to slide from one position to another.
    • "float" does not mean that each teelocean is distinct. Within each nucleons gravitysheath, the teelocean is its own but the nucleons are engorged and thus understable. There is a constant interchange of teels from one gravitysheath to another. The teeloceans are perhaps best seen as the teelocean of the nuclide within and through which a complex of teelstream systems is in constant motion.
  • the least stressful configuration is dictated by the teelocean teelstreams.
  • the teelstreams of protons are axial and those of neutrons are centrifugal.
  • because the nucleons in a nuclide are engorged, each is continually absorbing and ejecting teels, the protons ejecting at their northpoles and the neutrons ejecting at their equators.
  • the engorgement of the nucleons overrides their possession of their own teeloceans which flow in between the nucleon nucleuses to be the nuclide teelocean stream system.
  • for any given number of nucleons in a nuclide there is a pattern to the nuclide teelocean system that is least stressful.
  • the least stressful teelocean system requires the "floating" nucleons to adopt their own least stressful configuration.
  • the nucleon configuration is also nucleon type specific.
  • protons will transmute to neutrons and neutrons will transmute to protons as necessary to minimise the teelocean stress.
  • NB: further consideration to be given to whether, in larger nuclides, the least stressful configuration requires forming the nucleons into heliums.

Primalnuclides
Mechanics

Caveat 1:     The Current Paradigm factbase for the mechanics of primalnuclide creation is thin. The above sequence differs markedly from the most favoured Paradigm models - notably in the inclusion of dineutrons, in the recasting of tritium and tralphium as the morphs of tritite, and in the emission of neutrons (and possibly dineutrons) by tralphiums. There are entry facts and exits facts but naxosnumbers are too high for confidence.

Caveat 2:     The notion that neutrons, deuteriums, and heliums can be stripped - and thus (1) fall more easily between more gravitymassive engorged nuclides, and (2) fuse relatively easily with more gravitymassive engorged nuclides - is not a part of the Current Physics Paradigm.

Caveat 3:     The Current Physics Paradigm does not embrace the notion that discrete heliums (and possibly deuteriums) can be components in the nucleuses of more gravitymassive nuclides. There is no observational evidence that absolutely verifies either position.

Fusion
  • Fusion happens in stars.
  • Primalnuclide fusion is (1) strongforcing neutrons together.
  • Primalnuclide fusion is (2) strongforcing neutrons and nuclides together.
  • Strongforcing is bringing nucleuses sufficiently close that their mutual gravitypull counters the mutual masspush of their teelospheres.
  • Strongforcing requires that (1) neutron teelosphere extents be diminished by stripment.
  • Strongforcing requires that (2) nuclide teelosphere masspushes be diminished by substrate cationisation.
  • Fusion results in (1) a nuclide.
  • Fusion results in (2) a heavier nuclide.
Dineutron
Deuterium
Tritium
  • Tritium is an aspect of the morphic nuclide tritite.
  • Tritium nucleuses are two neutrons / one proton.
  • Tritiums have centrifugal teelospheres.
  • Tritiums are understable.
  • Tritiums transmute to tralphiums by betadecay.
Tralphium
  • Tralphium is an aspect of the morphic nuclide tritite.
  • Tralphium is tritium transmuted by betadecay.
  • Tralphium nucleuses are one neutron / two protons.
  • Tralphiums have axial teelospheres.
  • Tralphiums engorged in stars are stableable.
  • Tralphiums have a torus which emits excess gravitymassvelocity.
  • Tralphium emissions include neutrons.
  • Emitted neutrons of sufficiently speedrate escape.
  • Emitted neutrons of insufficient speedrate are emission captured by tralphium nucleuses.
  • Captured neutrons increase nucleus isotopenumbers.
  • Increased isotopenumbers are of helium isotopes.
  • Helium isotopes are stableable or understable.
  • Understable helium isotopes decay to stableable isotopes.
  • Primary helium isotope is Helium-4.
  • Isotope Helium-6 can betadecay to Lithium-6.
  • Isotope Helium-8 can betadecay to Lithium-8.
Considering the manufacture of nucleons:
  • neutrons form in the toruses of understable tralphiums.
  • the torus forms a teelstream that is compressed and laterally spinning.
  • if the tralphium is sufficiently understable, the teelstream is a solidbonded teelcore "wire" inside a liquidbonded teelocean inside a gasbonded teelosphere.
  • on exiting the torus the compression pressure weakens.
  • the teelstream ejects gravitymass and decelerates.
  • the teelstream breaks into droplets.
  • the droplets are spherical.
  • the droplets are a teelcore inside a teelocean inside a teelosphere.
  • the droplets are strongforced to each other.
  • if the tralphium was insufficiently understable, the strongforce can only maintain a droplet pair.
    • the droplet pair eject gravitymass and decelerate.
    • the droplets become centriquarks and the droplet pair becomes a prectron (cf: taxon 3.1).
  • if the tralphium was more understable, the strongforce can maintain a droplet trio.
  • the droplet trio is understable and thus is ejecting gravitymass and decelerating.
  • the droplets become centriquarks and the droplet trio becomes a protoneutron.
  • three strongforced centriquarks have have no position of least stress and tumble about each other.
  • the protoneutron is understable and thus ejecting teels and decelerating.
  • one centriquark transmutes to an axiquark.
  • the axiquark bonds to a centriquark as a quark pair.
  • the quark pair adopt their position of least stress which is "electron form".
  • the quark pair teeloceans conjoin into an axial teelstream system.
  • the quark pair teelstream system is inside the protoneutron teelosphere.
  • the remaining centriquark does not have enough gravityvelocity to escape the protoneutron.
  • the remaining centriquark has no position of least stress.
  • the remaining centriquark tumbles about the quark pair.
  • the remaining centriquark tumbles inside the protoneutron teelosphere.
  • the remaining centriquark is engorged by the protoneutron teelosphere.
  • the remaining centriquark renders the protoneutron teelosphere chaotic.
  • the protoneutron is now a neutron.
  • the neutron is understable and ejecting teels randomly from its chaotic teelosphere.
  • the neutron is absorbing teels from its surroundings.
  • if the neutron ejects more teels than it absorbs it will eventually transmute the remaining centriquark to an axiquark and become a proton.

Prectronosphere

  • Prectronosphere prectrons are strongforced to the primalnuclide.
  • Prectronosphere prectrons are strongforced to adjacent prectrons when there is more than one.
  • Primalnuclide anions have more prectrons than the elementnumber.
  • Primalnuclide ions have the same prectrons as the elementnumber.
  • Primalnuclide cations have less prectrons than the elementnumber.
  • Cationised primalnuclides have no prectrons and thus no prectronosphere.
  • Prectronosphere volume equates to the number of prectrons therein.
  • Prectronospheres have a maximum possible volume.
  • Maximum possible volume varies with the proton / nuclide type.
  • Maximum possible volume dictates maximum number of prectrons.
  • Excess prectrons are ejected or subsumed.




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SUPERCEDED MATTER



PRIMALNUCLIDES - DESCRIPTION

Primalnuclides =
A primalnuclide is a nuclidic nucleus inside a teelosphere =Primalnuclides are two primalnuclide elements =
Primalnuclide elements are a range of element isotopes =
Primalnuclide understable isotope decay is (mostly) by betadecay =

PRIMALNUCLIDES - ORIGIN


1) Primalnuclides may or may not be manufactured in stars.
2) Primalnuclides may or may not be manufactured in nucleogalaxies.
  • 1) Primalnuclide manufacture in stars
      • With higher peakmass =
        • Protons fuse with neutrons to become Deuterium-2 =
          • At the proton stratum/neutron stratum interface.
        • Neutron pairs fuse with one neutron morphing to a proton to become Deuterium-2 =
          • Within the neutron stratum.
      • With even higher peakmass, these fusions may or may not happen =
        • Neutron + neutron + neutron = Deuterium-3.
        • Neutron + Deuterium-2 = Deuterium-3.
        • Neutron + Deuterium-3 = Deuterium-4 = Helium-4.
        • Neutron + neutron + Deuterium-3 = Helium-5 = Helium-4
      • Deuterium-2 =
        • Teelospheres are semiaxially structured =
          • Thus =
            • Prone to teelstream attunement.
            • Less prone to teelosphere stripping when passing between larger nuclides.
            • Less prone to being drawn toward stellar masscentre.
            • Less prone to absorption by larger nuclides.
      • Helium-4 =
          • Thus =
            • Prone to teelosphere stripping when passing between larger nuclides =
            • Prone to being drawn toward stellide masscentre =
            • Prone to absorption by larger nuclides.
  • 2) Primalnuclide manufacture in nucleogalaxies