Reevaluating Nuclear Structure and Elemental Stability through MEFI Theory

Recent findings challenge the classical assumption of a perfectly spherical nucleus in lead-208 (208Pb), prompting a reconsideration of nuclear structure models. Traditional frameworks attribute nuclear deformation to shell interactions and energy states, but under the Modified Einstein Field Interaction (MEFI) Theory, nuclear shapes are influenced by compression fields, resonance interactions, and Delta Q (∆Q) fluctuations. This paper applies MEFI principles to analyze nuclear structure, fission/fusion efficiency, element stability, and cosmic-scale matter behavior through simulations. Our findings suggest that MEFI resonance fields influence atomic stability, energy production, and high-energy astrophysical events.