Frederick Sparber wrote:
I see and appreciate your approach Ed, but being impatient after
almost two decades of waiting on those figuring out the mechanism
suggests trying a bigger hammer.
This gets back to the point I made during the discussion of Professor
Susslick's comments. Induced
Here is my take on the crux of the debate about neutrons in LENR:
Alan Widom and Lewis Larsen proposed a theory several years ago, which
since that time has evolved into a rather logical and insightful
explanation for many (but not all, by any means) of the 18 years of
experimental results
Jones, the Widom-Larsen theory is not only inconsistent with normal
physics but it is also inconsistent with what has been observed in cold
fusion.
It makes the following unsupported assumptions:
1. Energy can be transferred to an electron from a low energy
environment causing the mass of
--- Ed,
The isotopic distribution agrees with the
distribution reported by Miley. The claimed agreement
is poor at best.
This could be a very important point to clarify, due
to the reputation of Miley.
Are you certain that Miley considers the agreement as
poor at best ? I was under the
Somewhat off topic, I guess.
Japanese automobile accident deaths have declined to lowest levels
recorded in 54 years. In 2007 approximately 5,700 people were killed
in auto accidents, 609 fewer than 2006.
Per capita this is much lower than the U.S., I assume because people
drive less there.
Jones,
I have no idea what Miley believes. Take a look at the Larsen paper
where they make a comparison to a selected set of the Miley work and
tell me what you think. The fit is even less good to other data sets.
The logic of the fit is even flawed. When a neutron is added to an
element,
In reply to Edmund Storms's message of Wed, 02 Jan 2008 12:10:44 -0700:
Hi Ed,
[snip]
The dead times of the elements involved in this process
are well known and do not permit the claimed distribution to form no
matter how many neutrons are available.
Could you please explain what dead times
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