World Journal of Nano Science and Engineering
Vol.05 No.02(2015), Article ID:57014,7 pages
10.4236/wjnse.2015.52007
A Cold Fusion-Casimir Energy Nano Reactor Proposal
Mohamed S. El Naschie
Department of Physics, University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt
Email: Chaossf@aol.com
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Received 1 June 2015; accepted 7 June 2015; published 10 June 2015
ABSTRACT
Using a compact heap of Fullerene nano particle moduli of a nano matrix device we propose that by maximizing the Casimir forces between these particles as a desirable effect, we can achieve a gradual rather than a sudden implosion pressure. This we expect will result in a mini holographic universe from which energy can be extracted in a way constituting a nano energy reactor functioning effectively on a hybrid principle somewhere between a Casimir effect and a cold fusion process.
Keywords:
Nano Reacter, Casimir Effect, Cold Fusion Process

1. Introduction
The physical E-infinity theory [1] -[4] which is based on transfinite set theory [4] [5] as well as substantial numbers of theorems and techniques borrowed from K-theory [7] , E-infinity mathematical theory [6] , sub-factors, knot theory, von Neumann continuous geometry [4] and in particular A. Conne’s noncommutative geometry [8] holds that all forms of energy and matter represented by Einstein’s iconic equation E = mc2 are nothing but the zero point energy fluctuations of the real vacuum of spacetime [9] -[11] . In other words, in our dialectic philosophy we have a place for a non-materialistic matter described precisely by set-theoretical operations [5] [8] [10] . We habitually call this for us esoteric matter, spacetime but it can be called more mathematically, an infinite dimensional, hierarchal empty set [4] -[11] . The objective of the present paper is to show how we can extract energy from this spacetime by building a nano reactor that in a sense combines Casimir effect [10] [11] with cold fusion [12] [13] . We should stress from the outset that the literature upon which the present work is based is vast and our references [1] -[20] are the minimum required for a concise presentation. In addition we give in Appendix details of how to construct our Cantorian quantum spacetime. We draw the attention of the reader to the fact that our Banach-Tarski sphere decomposition (Figure 1) plays in the present theory a similar role to Schwinger’s source [18] [21] .
2. Preliminary Remarks
Let us start by recalling some facts about our Cantorian spacetime [4] [10] [11] . It is described by
where
and
is the expectation topological dimension of the projection while
is the expectation value of the Hausdorff dimension of the same projection. From the above analysis and in view of previously obtained results [1] [2] [11] , we notice immediately that
is the cobordism of the quantum wave given by
as well as being the latent Casimir topological force of spacetime all apart of being the inverse of its Hausdorff dimension, namely [4] [10] [11]
Figure 1. Cantorian spacetime of E-infinity theory which is considered here to model our actual spacetime may be envisaged advantageously as in this artist impression. This is basically a two dimensional projection in which each of the larger balls (circles) are a zero set
representing the quantum particle while the surface (circumference) represents the empty set
which in turn represents the quantum wave [1] [17] . This wave is then surrounded by an infinite hierarchy of smaller (fractal) spheres (surfaces) which may be seen as the emptier set
, i.e. the surface of the empty set quantum wave. Remarkably the average set of all zero and empty sets is an expectation value equal
. In other words
is our quantum spacetime which is the cobordism of the quantum wave which in turn is the cobordism of the quantum particle floating and propagating with the help of its wave in our Cantorian E-infinity spacetime [1] [2] [10] [11] . It is likewise remarkable that
is simultaneously equal to the topological Casimir force as well as the topological mass of the ordinary energy of spacetime. Thus all matter and energy manifestations in our cosmos are essentially a manifestation of the zero point energy of the vacuum of spacetime. To obtain Einstein maximal energy density we just need to find first the topological energy density by adding Kaluza-Klein D = 5 to
of the spacetime vacuum and find the fractal Kaluza-Klein dimension 5 +
then multiply this with the average Cantorian interval speed of light c =
squared. The result is


Furthermore, it cannot pass unnoticed that 





3. Fission, Fusion and Casimir Gradual Implosion
What we just said in the preceding section may strike one at first glance as difficult to grasp since fusion, as we know it from a fusion bomb, i.e. hydrogen bomb requires a huge amount of heat which can be provided in practice only via a fission bomb, i.e. an atom bomb [14] . From such a perspective cold fusion would seem like an unrealistic dream that can take place in nature only on the sun and similar hot stars or in a plasma [12] [13] . However we are proposing to manipulate the situation on the far smaller energy of nano measure spacetime, which is far less “hot” than the Planck or the Compton measure of elementary particles [9] . Thus we are dealing in effect with the Casimir energy part with a twist. To understand what we mean we go back to the fission weapon [14] . In this case ignition takes place automatically at a critical mass [14] . That way one uses either the gun method where two sub-critical masses are shot together or the second well known method, which is the implosion method when a shockwave changes the density of a non-critical mass suddenly making it critical [14] . Here we propose using nano particles to cause a gradual controlled low speed implosion of a heap of suitable nano particles to maximise the Casimir effect leading to a semi cold fusion on the level of the resolution of a quantum field theory of nano particles so that large amounts of the so produced far higher than usual Casimir energy which will escape to the surface of the heap can be extracted [10] -[13] . In other words, we are creating mini universes resembling moduli of a mini multiverse [9] giving us in effect a cold fusion Casimir nano energy reactor [10] -[13] . In this regard two well known theoretical effects will affect the real physical situation. The first is the physics and mathematics of surfaces and the 96% Dvoretzky measure concentration [15] . The second is the artificial high dimensionality of fractal sphere packing [16] . In what follows we would like to expand the preceding highly condensed ideas.
4. Phase One: Preliminary Design of a Cold Fusion Casimir Nano Energy Reactor
Let us leave the mathematical modelling of our reactor aside for now and ask ourselves how we will go on to build our reactor guided by the insight we gained so far. In practical terms it will all boil down to filling a small spherical shell with a huge amount of nano particles of various size and mixing it randomly and experiment with it to find an optimal density design. We expect to extract heat from this model by joining many such spaces in a fractal tree or network resembling a spacetime matrix which is, in the end analysis, our nano reactor [10] -[13] . In the most simplistic of terms we identify the things which we have to normally eliminate from a nanotechnological devices and just do the opposite here, i.e. maximizes what we normal minimize, namely the Casimir effect.
5. The Total Maximal Energy Locked in Our Fractal Kaluza-Klein Spacetime
To understand the theoretical scheme behind our design we need to understand the following. The entire topological energy density of the universe is the product of a fractal Klein-Kaluza spacetime dimension 


Inserting in Newton’s formula one finds [17]

On the other hand the topological mass of dark energy m = 5 and the topological mass of ordinary energy m = 





in all the time since 1915, Einstein’s beauty harboured in E the quintessence of the quantum theory dualism of wave and particle [17] . To end this section let us show how to arrive to D = 5 + 

For the ground state vacuum we have to do the same for n = 0 to n = minus infinity. This is then

The total sum is thus our fractal Klein-Kaluza dimensionality

From this master expression successive reinterpretation leads to various fundamental results in an incredibly simple way. First taking on rational approximation 




6. Why E-Infinity and the Reasonable Effectiveness of Highly Structured Theories
Any reflective mind, whether one who occasionally uses and contributes to physical E-infinity theory or one from its inner wheels, must at a certain point ask himself why is this theory so simple mathematically and yet miraculously effective physically [1] [2] [4] . There may be more than one answer and more than one view point to explain this remarkable fact. As far as the present author is concerned, for the time being and awaiting a may be better explanation in the future, the following rationale may be partially satisfactory to a point. First E-infin- ity theory is rooted in the powerful topological global method even though it gives numerical exact results [4] . However these exact solutions and the associated exact numeric are basically due to the involved highly structured nature of the theory. Our second point is that there may be at least two main aspects of the preceding conclusion, namely the golden mean highly structured rings [6] upon which our computation is completely founded. In addition an extension of this well known aspect of E-infinity mathematical theory, the physical E-infinity Cantorian spacetime theory is itself high structured conceptually. This highly structured physical conception is what allows us to move from one physical aspect to another with almost a miraculous ease and simplicity. On the most fundamental level 









7. Conclusion
A spacetime zero point vacuum nano reactor is outlined conceptually based on quantum set theory [19] and E- infinity theory [4] [6] [11] . The crucial step in the actual design is the realization that spacetime itself is virtually an infinite reservoir of cosmic energy and that the experimentally confirmed Casimir effect is the local manifestation of fractal Cantorian spacetime fluctuation 




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Appendix
How to build spacetime from quantum particles and quantum wave and visa versa
Let us start from von Neumann-Connes’ dimensional function for the x quotient noncommutative space [8] of which the Klein-Penrose fractal tiling universe [8] [9] is a generic quasi manifold

where 


On the other hand the quantum wave which is the surface of the quantum particle is given by the cobordism empty set 


Proceeding in the same manner one finds an infinite number of successive empty and emptier still sets given by [1] [4] [11]

Adding to this the quantum pre-particle 




Which for n = 3 gives us the same previous result, namely

Now we can contemplate two possibilities to gauge



The second possibility is to gauge 

where





This is simply the dimensionality of a fractal Witten’s M-theory [4] [7] or a fractal super gravity spacetime. This fractal M-theory clearly supports the particle-wave duality of quantum mechanics. It is now extremely insightful to note the following: since the pre-quantum wave 




Figure A1. Julian Schwinger, Nobel laureate in physics and an extraordinary proponent of cold fusion. Prof. Schwinger went as far as resigning from the American Physical Society in defence of scientific freedom [12] . In the resignation letter of Prof. Schwinger he lamented what he considered censorship of science exemplified by Editors of famous mainstream journals rejecting papers based upon pretentious and unfair reports by anonymous referees. On the whole Prof. Schwinger was a careful thinker and superior mathematician compared to his colleagues and co-Nobel Prize winner of the same year, the equally extraordinary Richard Feynman. The usual cheap shots like crackpot and old wood or numerologist could never be applied to this extraordinarily intelligent and super rational thinker. By being open minded like he was, Prof. Schwinger may have provoked conventional thinkers because he did not think very highly of the extensive use of Feynman’s diagrams and by introducing an alternative theory to quantum field theory known as source theory [19] which he applied similar to the present work to the Casimir effect. In fact our Banach-Tarski theorem plays in our theory the role of a Schwinger source [18] [21] .




