Well, depending on the theory, CF can be much hotter than those of Tokamaks...
2012/4/6 Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> > > From: Daniel Rocha > > That's the energy excitation corresponding Debye temperature > in palladium at 275K. That's odd. > Jones Beene wrote: > This begs the question: why would 15-22 THz, in theory, > couple with Ni-H in > a gainful way when higher radiation (lasers light) or lower > (microwaves) > would not do anywhere near as well? > Both odd, cold, and possible "magnon-omous" > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnon > > Side note on semantics - old, new, and collective. > > Given that Ni-H is not a fusion reaction, but Pd-D probably is, and both > could involve phonon stimulation in a confined cavity at essentially "cold" > temperature levels (below ambient average phonon frequency)... > Given that there could be some relevance to ~15 THz photon stimulation and > LENR, and this frequency is the equivalent of ~250 degrees K or -23 C, -10 > F > ... in other words: "damn cold" ... > Isn't it somehow appropriate to consider that maybe we should be calling > the > entire field: "cold confusion" ... > :-) > > > > > > -- Daniel Rocha - RJ danieldi...@gmail.com
