Further Remark on Creation and Dis-creation of Charge and Matter

Previously, we already discussed on creation and dis-creation process of charge and matter, presented at a conference in Prague, 2019 [1], see also [2]. By acknowledging recent development in plasma research, for instance as conducted in Safire project [3], in the present article allow us to offer further remark on creation and dis-creation of charge and matter. Hopefully this discussion can be found useful for further research, especially toward better understanding of our Vast Cosmos.

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SciNexuses.
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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.61356/j.scin.2025.2512
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Further Remark on Creation and Dis-creation of Charge and Matter

Florentín Smarandache, Robert N. Boyd, Victor Christianto
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Further Remark on Creation and Dis-creation of Charge and Matter

Florentín Smarandache, Robert N. Boyd, Victor Christianto
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Abstract

Previously, we already discussed on creation and dis-creation process of charge and matter, presented at a conference in Prague, 2019 [1], see also [2]. By acknowledging recent development in plasma research, for instance as conducted in Safire project [3], in the present article allow us to offer further remark on creation and dis-creation of charge and matter. Hopefully this discussion can be found useful for further research, especially toward better understanding of our Vast Cosmos.

SciNexuses.Vol. 2
University of New Mexico (US), Princeton University (US)
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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