On spatial transformations of atoms

The basis of the proposed theoretical consideration is the experimentally established fact of the existence of atoms with spatially one-dimensional and two-dimensional electronic structures that can be “in pairs” with ordinary three-dimensional atoms. With this in mind, a formal theoretical justification is proposed in favor of the possibility of the simultaneous presence of all three types of atoms with spatial dimensions. The results of the work are a significant addition to the results of the previous work of one of the authors that are consistent with them, despite the fundamental difference in the computational procedure. The conclusions of the work can be verified in experiments, although the principal feasibility of such experiments is not obvious. This last problem needs further substantiation and is not discussed in this paper.

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