[Vo]:Widom Larsen have a patent application on a SPP-based gamma absorber:

2014-11-02 Thread Axil Axil 
http://www.google.com/patents/WO2007030740A2?cl=en

abstract

Gamma radiation (22) is shielded by producing a region of heavy electrons
(4) and receiving incident gamma radiation in such region. The heavy
electrons absorb energy from the gamma radiation and re-radiate it as
photons (38, 40) at a lower energy and frequency. The heavy electrons may
be produced in surface plasmon polaritons. Multiple regions (6) of
collectively oscillating protons or deuterons with associated heavy
electrons may be provided. Nanoparticles of a target material on a metallic
surface capable of supporting surfac plasmons may be provided. The region
of heavy electrons is associated with that metallic surface. The method
induces a breakdown in a Born-Oppenheimer approximation Apparatus and
method are described

Re: [Vo]:Widom Larsen have a patent application on a SPP-based gamma absorber:

2014-11-02 Thread Bob Cook 
Seems like a gamma absorber  may be a good source of energy for space ships 
flying near a star.  The heavy electrons may induce catalyzed fusion like muon 
catalyzed fusion in hydrogen.  

I am becoming more and more convinced that the SPP phenomena is related to 
LENR.  

Bob
  - Original Message - 
  From: Axil Axil 
  To: vortex-l 
  Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2014 9:49 AM
  Subject: [Vo]:Widom  Larsen have a patent application on a SPP-based gamma 
absorber:


  http://www.google.com/patents/WO2007030740A2?cl=en


  abstract


  Gamma radiation (22) is shielded by producing a region of heavy electrons (4) 
and receiving incident gamma radiation in such region. The heavy electrons 
absorb energy from the gamma radiation and re-radiate it as photons (38, 40) at 
a lower energy and frequency. The heavy electrons may be produced in surface 
plasmon polaritons. Multiple regions (6) of collectively oscillating protons or 
deuterons with associated heavy electrons may be provided. Nanoparticles of a 
target material on a metallic surface capable of supporting surfac plasmons may 
be provided. The region of heavy electrons is associated with that metallic 
surface. The method induces a breakdown in a Born-Oppenheimer approximation 
Apparatus and method are described