Perhaps, this early e-catworld report is relevant - Report From Visitor to Defkalion http://www.e-catworld.com/2012/03/report-from-visitor-to-defkalion/
Excerpt: "...I was told that they were trying to actually see what happens in their device with some glass with a melting point of 1500degc. They saw it light up like the sun and then it melted the glass. This just took a second or two. I was told what their working theory was, but they really dont know what is going on. They have brought in several academics with a myraid of explanations ..." Jones Beene wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > > A new arxiv paper, possibly related to missing LENR em-emissions - > "Superabsorption of light via quantum engineering" > > ABSTRACT: Almost 60 years ago Dicke introduced the term superradiance to > describe a signature quantum effect: N atoms can collectively emit light > at a rate proportional to N^2... Structures that super-radiate must also > have enhanced absorption... > > > > Robert Dicke is one of the true heroes of Modern Science. He is not > generally credited with inventing the laser but in 1956 Dicke filed a > patent > entitled "Molecular Amplification Generation Systems and Methods" with a > claim for an infrared laser. Townes usually gets the credit, but his > patent > was not filed until 1958. > > B.V. Zhdanov has done extensive work on potassium lasers, so we know this > is > possible. There is a pretty good chance that the Rossi HotCat is a > resonant > IR device using potassium stimulated emission, which may involve > superabsorption and superradiance. This could be a photon chain reaction > of > some type/ > >
