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| Deuteron cluster fusion model has been proposed and elaborated to explain clean (radiation-less) nuclear energy generation with helium-4 ash in cold-fusion/condensed matter nuclear science experiments. The theoretical models have been elaborated in three steps. 1) Multi-body deuteron fusion model 2) Electronic-quasi-particle/tetrahedral-symmetric-condensate (EQPET/TSC) model 3)Molecular dynamics calculation by Langevin equation This paper presents briefly the step-1 and step-2, first, as an introduction: The main focus is directed on step-3. Time-dependent condensation motion for 2D-molecules, 3D+ ion, 4D/TSC cluster and 6D-- cluster were modeled by one-dimensional Langevin equations and solved by the Verlet method. Numerical tables for time-dependent d-d distance were obtained, which were further used for calculating Coulomb barrier peneration factors by HMEQPET method. Fusion rates (4D fusion to produce two helium-4 particles) were calculated by Fermi's golden rule. Only 4D/TSC makes ultimate condensation to induce remarkable 4D fusion. TSC realizes super Coulomb-barrier screening and clean (radiation-less) fusion under dynamic ordering/constraint of the PdD system. 2D fusion rate was found to be negligibly small. |
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New Energy Technology
1:30 PM-4:25 PM, Wednesday, August 20, 2008 Doubletree -- Maestro B, Oral
Division of Environmental Chemistry |