-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] > Negative muons have a mass of about 100 MeV. That's a far cry from 67 keV.
All good points. On to the next draft ... or the round file :) The key novelty, if there is anything to the hypothesis at all - is the heavy nickel isotope, which no one has (apparently) picked up on before as being relevant ... but the problem is: trying to broaden the hypothesis beyond that ... Maybe I should retreat to the simplest scenario first - Arata-Zhang et al.
