On Sun April 4, 2010 Abd said That's huge. He is tracking back from a finding that multibody fusion happens. Most fusion theories do not allow for multibody fusion at all, I think of Kim, which may be some kind of variation on Takahashi's theory. Or not. I wish they'd talk to each other and let us listen in!
(3) Bottom line, Takahashi's theory at present requires the presence of two deuterium molecules in confinement in some way; the way he says it in the ACS Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Sourcebook (p. 58) is to give three models "to initiate TSC formation": Abd, Could this be a mix where the Casimir confinement maintains a rigid orbital alignment of each molecule to keep the molecules on a common axis? These f/h theories don’t specify a specific orientation and one would assume only the size is modified but if Naudts is correct about the effect being relativistic would this predict a common orientation between fractional orbits? Regards Fran
