Andrea, you have written a long paper about your theory. Most people will not have the background to understand it, because it is very complicated physics. But can you give a short version of your theory that maybe easier for the average person to understand?
As simple as possible: I think that the phenomena that we are seeing starts from the zero point energy, and then in the Ecat, we make a difference of voltage, and a difference of temperature with high differences of voltage. This increases the zitterbewegung effect that is the vibration of an electron along its travel line. And the Ahronov-Bohm effect, which is complicated. For those who are interested about what this is, it is explained in my paper on ResearchGate. Then this zitterbewegung effect and the Ahronov-Bohm make electrons change phase, and allows the formation of clusters of electrons in phase. When they enter in phase, we have minor entropy, minor thermal capacity and minor freedom degrees which frees a lot of energy, and this energy goes to the electrons not in phase, and this is the source of the energy gain.
What about the casimir effect which is mentioned in your paper?
The casimir effect is important, related to the zero point energy, because the casimir effect that I studied in relation to the Ecat together with professor Sven Kullander of the University of Upssala, the casimir effect says to us that there is zero point energy.