This paper was revised:
Mosier-Boss, P.A. and L. Forsley, Interpreting CR-39 Detectors used in Pd/D
Co-deposition: Nuclear Generated Tracks or Artifacts? J. Condensed Matter
Nucl. Sci., 2021. 34: p. 32-57.
The new version is here:
I wrote:
> The internet and ISPs can be unreliable . . . I have had files that were
> intact for years suddenly become corrupted. That must be an ISP server
> problem.
>
Which means:
You should ALWAYS keep a backup copy of any file you upload to the
internet. Keep it on your own computer, and
The new copy worked for the person who was having problems. The internet
and ISPs can be unreliable . . . I have had files that were intact for
years suddenly become corrupted. That must be an ISP server problem.
My ISP is Jumpline.com, which is usually okay, but it has strange problems
from time
JOURNAL OF CONDENSED MATTER NUCLEAR SCIENCE Vol. 34 is uploaded.
https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/BiberianJPjcondensedzg.pdf
Someone told me they had trouble downloading this file. They could not
download or print. I replaced the file. Please download it and let me know
if you have difficulty.
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