This program ("Fusion.php") enables SQL commands to query the Fission tables created from Dr Parkhomov's two spreadsheets, the latest of which includes the effects of neutrinos

To make full use of this and the other database tables, a good grasp of SQL is essential.

But note that it, TwoToTwo and Fission is each dedicated to querying only one table ("FissionAll" "TwoToTwoAll" and "FusionAll" respectively).

The "universal" program All Tables can accept full SQL commands that query any and all of the now 9 "Parkhomov" tables together with the "Selected Isotopes" and "Periodic" tables as well.

New Feature (1): In the checkbox, you may indicate which of the three tables you want effectively included. The resulting query is only on FussionAll but it uses the new field "neutrino" (setable to "left" and/or "none" and/or "right") to effectively select "FusionEoL" and/or "Fussion" and/or "FussionEoR".

New Feature (2): In all the above tables except the Periodic, each atom, in either the input or the output, as well as its 'A' and 'Z' numbers now also has a 'nBorF' ('nuclear Boson or Fermion') and a 'aBorF' ('atomic Boson or Fermion') parameter associated with it.

An atom's nucleus is considered a Boson if its A number is even; if odd a Fermion (thus nBorF = 'b' or 'f'). The atom itself is considered a Boson if its number of neutrons (A - Z) is even; if odd a Fermion (thus aBorF = 'b' or 'f').

The above extra parameters can be used either passively by observing the distributions of 'b' and 'f' in inputs and/or outputs, and/or actively by including some or all of them in the SQL commands themselves.

Input used for this run:
Full SQL Query: "select * from FusionAll where E = 'Ca' and E2 = 'Al' order by MeV desc limit 100"
4 rows were found.
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idneutrinoid_subE1A1nBorF1Z1aBorF1E2A2nBorF2Z2aBorF2EAnBorFZaBorFMeV
2975left1289O17f8fAl27f13bCa44b20b23.454092
2803none19N15f7bAl27f13bCa42b20b21.438300
2516right535C13f6fAl27f13bCa40b20b20.772316
2912left1288O16b8bAl27f13bCa43f20f16.459503