# Table of Stable Chemical Elements Based on the "Intensity--Compressibility Factor" Diagram and on Mean Square Fluctuations of Energy and Time

## TL;DR

This paper introduces a new concept called intensity within Gentile statistics, significantly altering the thermodynamics of nuclear matter, and presents a novel table of stable chemical elements based on an intensity--compressibility diagram and fluctuation analysis.

## Contribution

It proposes a new physical notion of intensity in nuclear matter thermodynamics, leading to a revised classification of stable chemical elements.

## Key findings

- New table of stable chemical elements based on the intensity--compressibility diagram.
- Introduction of intensity changes the thermodynamic understanding of nuclear matter.
- Reveals that nuclear matter thermodynamics is the opposite of standard thermodynamics.

## Abstract

In this paper, a new physical notion, intensity, is introduced. The notion of intensity occurs in a special statistics, known as Gentile statistics, which is asymptotically close to ordinary thermodynamics. The introduction of the new notion of intensity in the theory of nuclear matter essentially changes the thermodynamical picture. Moreover, we can say that the thermodynamics of nuclear matter is the antipode of standard thermodynamics. On the basis of the "intensity--compressibility factor" diagram and mean square fluctuations of energy and time, a new table of properties of stable chemical elements is obtained and presented in this paper.