Arnaud, The author's (Kalman's) email address is on p.1 of this paper. Why not email the questions to him? I have emailed several authors, and always receive a reply.
I believe there are several seemingly successful LENR experiments that this theory might explain. -- Lou Pagnucco Arnaud Kodeck wrote: > It's a very interesting paper. > Shame it didn't take also the reaction e + d + d -> e' + He4 (+ Q). Is > there a reason why it is not possible to do it? It would be nice also to > do it with reaction e + p + p -> e' +... and e + p + d -> e' +... > > Arnaud > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: lundi 23 décembre 2013 03:13 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Vo]:Another new Kalman-Keszthelyi paper > > Electron assisted dd reactions in metals > > - Peter Kalman, Tamas Keszthelyi (Submitted on 20 Dec 2013) > > ABSTRACT: > The electron assisted low energy dd reactions in deuterized metals are > investigated. It is shown that if a metal is irradiated with slow, free > deuterons then the e+d+d¨eÂÅ+p+t and e+d+d ¨ eÂÅ+n+3He electron > assisted > dd processes have measurable probabilities even in the case of slow > deuterons. The cross sections and the yields in an irradiated sample are > determined. The results are connected with the so called anomalous > screening effect. It is concluded that the electron dd processes have to > be taken into account when evaluating the experimental data of low energy > fusion reactions in metals. > > http://arxiv.org/abs/1312.5835 > > > >
