From: Jed Rothwell
I do not think there is any evidence for muons in cold fusion.
JB: There is actually plenty of evidence along with plenty of data some of
which was presented. You may not think the evidence is credible, but you are
not a nuclear engineer
➢ People who are nuclear engineers
An experiment similar to Letts-Cravens.
http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0957-4484/26/23/234002
Experimental observation of anomalous thermal radiation from a
three-dimensional metallic photonic crystal
Abstract
We report some striking results on thermal radiation properties of a
Jones Beene wrote:
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Jones,
I don't think the Letts-Cravens experiment is similar to Holmlid at all.
They used two calibrated wavelength lasers superimposed on the cathode.
They found that when the lasers were separated by a specific frequency
difference in the 10-20 THz range, there was a peaking in the XP. For
Bob,
One interpretation of the input parameters and the use of very weak lasers by
L/C (comparatively) is that for them to see any anomalous thermal effect, they
had to hit a special resonance frequency in order to get results.
OTOH if a far more powerful laser is available and is employed –
Here is an opinion which almost no one who is not Swedish shares, as of now.
The opinion is that the bottom line for LENR (being relevant for the future)
and for this being the “best” conference in a while, really boils down to one
detail: muons.
Nothing else which has happened in almost 30
From: Jed Rothwell
➢ I do not think there is any evidence for muons in cold fusion.
There is actually plenty of evidence along with plenty of data some of which
was presented.
You may not think the evidence is credible, but you are not a nuclear engineer
-- and senior nuclear engineers
I uploaded Mizuno's PowerPoint slides that I presented at ICCF-21. These
include my notes that I read during the presentation. See:
http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/MizunoTexcessheat.pdf
If other people have ICCF-21 slides, posters or papers they would like me
to upload, please sent them to me. The
I just now added the poster with the two data tables.
Jones Beene wrote:
> Most LENR proponents do not want to talk about fission. Actually they see
> it as a deal-killer, so to speak instead of a killer-app …
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I have never heard they don't want to talk about this. There were two
papers about it at ICCF-21:
Hybrid Fusion-Fission Reactor Using
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