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In the history of the debate about the completeness of quantum theory, Schrödinger and Einstein exchanged letters concerning the fact hat, according to Schrödinger, quantized classical mechanics in the form of the Schrödinger equation cannot be Einstein separable. In the present paper the question is raised if, next to wave-particle duality and quantum tunneling, a Schrödinger wave function can transform itself such that it no longer ”feels” the (non-relativistic instantaneous and omnipresent) Coulomb attraction of opposite charges. Looking at the separability debate between Einstein and Schrödinger this appears to be a, strange but, meaningful ques- tion. Should such transformation be possible then we can conclude that the particles described by a Schrödinger equation would be Coulomb separable. This is contrary to what Schrödinger said. Translating the mathematics to chemistry, we will look at a mesoscopic inter-molecular description of the behavior of charged radical molecules. Firstly, given a restricted experimental geometry set-up such as described in the paper. Secondly, given that the intra-molecular wave function of a charged radical molecule does not prevent the mescoscopic inter-molecular wave function to be described in the present paper. Then it is found that a transformation of mesoscopic inter-molecular wave functions is possible that entails a kind of ”immunization” for Coulomb interaction. The author acknowledges that immunization is a medical term. He has not a better term at this moment. In the appendix of the present paper, an experiment is proposed where micelle based molecules are turned into opposite charged radical molecules and are separated in the special geometry of the experiment. The generation of the opposite charged radicals can be performed with light. The method is borrowed from spin-chemistry. The separation is with ”dipole radiation”. The method is borrowed from Positronium separation. After the mathematical proof, we ask the question what kind of chemical transformation is possible to mimic the mathematical transformation of the wave function provided here in the paper. The theory given here is that the Coulomb immunity can be approximated through the geometry of the oligomerization of charged radical molecules., Substantia, Vol 3 No 2 (2019)

In this paper the design and proof of concept (POC) coding of a local hidden variables computer model is presented. The program violates the Clauser, Horne, Shimony and Holt inequality $|$CHSH$|$ $\leq 2$. In our numerical experiment, we find with our local computer program, CHSH $\approx 1 + \sqrt{2}$.

In this paper a type D breakdown of the Navier Stokes (NS) in d=3 is demonstrated. The element of the breakdown also occurs in the Euler equation. We consider the fact that in d=2 Ladyzhenskaya found a generalized type B solution. The discussion revolves around the notion, also found in quantum spin theory, that in the behavior of a system can be quite different from the behavior in d=2 dimensions. Concerning applications, our resolution of the problem implies that e.g. hydrology problems formulated as a NS equation can only be solved in computational approximation., Cogent Mathematics 2017