From: Daniel Rocha
That's the energy excitation corresponding Debye temperature
in palladium at 275K. That's odd.
Jones Beene wrote:
This begs the question: why would 15-22 THz, in theory,
couple with Ni-H in
a gainful way when higher radiation (lasers light) or lower
(microwaves)
would not do anywhere near as well?
Both odd, cold, and possible "magnon-omous"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnon
Side note on semantics - old, new, and collective.
Given that Ni-H is not a fusion reaction, but Pd-D probably is, and both
could involve phonon stimulation in a confined cavity at essentially "cold"
temperature levels (below ambient average phonon frequency)...
Given that there could be some relevance to ~15 THz photon stimulation and
LENR, and this frequency is the equivalent of ~250 degrees K or -23 C, -10 F
... in other words: "damn cold" ...
Isn't it somehow appropriate to consider that maybe we should be calling the
entire field: "cold confusion" ...
:-)
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