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I am trying to say that electron orbiting nucleus is held there by pressures/forces that equate to a skin.
A "skin"? What do you mean held by "forces equating to a skin"? Also, you have made a fundamental mistake in your assumptions- you have claimed that electrons orbit the nucleus. This is not technically true, they exist in orbitals around the nucleus- which are quantised energy levels. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
tells us that we cannot know the exact momentum and position of an electron (or any other sub-atomic particle- an electron is a 1st generation lepton) at any one time.

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By increasing external pressure the electron is forced closer to the nucleus so orbits faster making for faster vortex within the nucleus, increasing the density at the centre, changing the electrical value.
An electron can shift between energy levels by absorbing (or emitting) photons of energy
as it absorbs a photon of energy it will become excited to a higher energy level (only if the photon is of a high enough energy-

). It is nothing to do with "external pressure" as you put it.
And the electrical value (if this is what you mean) of an electron is a constant at a relative of -1 or a charge value of

.
Skin I have tried to explain many times , i will try again. Skin,membrane,barrier, that which stops something, a filter,mesh, surface. Energy/force can produce a barrier, this refers to the rest of the propeller blade previously described. With regard to the electrons, the position the electron is held in, the equilibrium of forces (neutron zone between protons, s1 in a 2s or greater system). The electron as it can no longer get closer is riding the skin,surface or equivalent thereof.
Is not also true that because an electron has mass and is orbiting at the speed of light, by current formulae it is everywhere at once ?
I understand the Compton effect. Charging an electron with an x-ray will change it's electrical value causing it to move up or out from say s1 to s2 . As it dissipates this "excitement" it drops back.
When I mentioned pressure squeezing the electron closer to the centre of it's orbit, causing it to complete an orbit faster thus increasing the frequency/temperature I was not referring to Compton effect. More the piezzo effect on crystals and the heating produced by applying pressure.
Nothing in this universe is truly constant. Apart from the fact that all things cycle.
Thank you for the formulas but they are out of my league.