Abstract:
A power generation device that converts matter into energy. A solenoid is rotated circumferentially at high speed clockwise or counter-clockwise. A coiled semi-conductor tube of similar size, which contains charged particles in gas or plasma form is rotated at high speed in the opposite direction. The hollow coil is wrapped in a conducting coil that creates a magnetic field inside it, holding the particles in place as an RF coil injects a resonant frequency to align the spins of the particles. The particles are driven at a high rate of speed into the solenoid's Magnetic field. The resulting energy output is collected.
Abstract:
In accordance with one embodiment, lower energy photons are combined into a higher energy photon, a phat, by a shift in equilibrium from plasma toward condensing atoms. Phats are an ingredient for new compositions of matter and for nuclear reactions. Many of these compositions of matter are between a chemical and a nuclear scale. A self-assembled reactor is described at this scale. Also, fuels are produced that are high energy activated compositions of matter. Some activated compositions of matter can cause various nuclear reactions. A sequence is described for generalized chemical/nuclear steps. The nuclear reactions which occur include: photodisintegration, neutron absorption, accelerated nuclear decay of radioactive isotopes, and fusion of various combinations of elements.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for generating neutrons by inducing hydride-forming metals infused with hydrogen isotopes to undergo rapid phase transitions. Such transitions are induced by exposing the metals to rapid temperature changes. The method includes placing the metals in a high-pressure reaction chamber, introducing a hydrogen isotope gas into the chamber to produce a metal hydride, reducing the temperature of the pressure chamber to maximize infusion of gas into metal, then quickly heating the reaction chamber, such that the temperature of the interior of the reaction chamber rapidly rises from a minimum temperature to a maximum temperature in an amount of time that is less than a thermal shock period. The temperatures and pressures are at such high levels that if two or more hydrogen isotope atoms are in the same void or defect within a crystalline lattice of the metal hydride, the atoms can react, resulting in neutron generation.
Abstract:
A method of excitation transfer to a radioactive source is provided, the radioactive source having a natural radioactive decay rate. The method includes: energizing a stimulatory device coupled to a radioactive source, thereby exciting the radioactive source to decay at an enhanced rate that is higher than the natural radioactive decay rate. An excitation transfer apparatus includes: a support element; a radioactive source mounted on the support element, the radioactive source having a natural radioactive decay rate; a stimulatory device coupled to the support element; and a driver operatively connected to the stimulatory device to energize the stimulatory device, wherein upon energization, the stimulatory device excites the radioactive source which thereby decays at an enhanced rate that is higher than the natural radioactive decay rate.
Abstract:
Use of adsorption, desorption, particle injection and other means to excite electrons to a region on their band structure diagram near an inflection point were the transient effective mass is elevated proportional to the inverse of curvature. These transient heavy electrons may then cause transmutations similar to transmutations catalyzed by the muons used by Alvarez at UC Berkeley during 1956 in liquid hydrogen. The heavy electrons may also control chemical reactions.
Abstract:
Neutron and proton generating processes consist in a thermal neutrons generation process arising in particular circumstances after destabilization of a coherent electrons beam wherein electrons have a minimum carrying-energy of 1.022 MeV; a thermal protons generation process arising in particular circumstances after destabilization of a coherent positrons beam wherein positrons have a minimum carrying-energy of 1.022 MeV; and a stochastically equal numbers of thermal protons and neutrons generation process arising in particular circumstances after destabilization of a coherent electromagnetic photons beam wherein photons have a minimum energy of 1.022 MeV. Large amounts of residual energy and metastable partons would be produced during each process.
Abstract:
This invention describes the Least Action Nuclear Process (LANP). What makes this process different than that occurring in LENR or cold fusion devises is the temperature at which the nuclear process occurs, about 10 7 o K . The process requires an element of new physics (a far-from-equilibrium blackbody theory), a poorly understood physical process (reversible thermodynamics), and a fundamental physics principle (Principle of Least Action) to model the electrolysis process wherein nuclear reactions occur. The invention can be used to understand, modify, enhance, calculate, or model the LANP process, or to understand, modify, enhance, model, design, manufacture, or operate, LANP devices, or to propose, study, design or apply new applications of LANP technology.
Abstract translation:本发明描述了最不发达核武器进程(LANP)。 这个过程与在LENR或冷融合设计中发生的过程不同的是核过程发生的温度约为107 o K。该过程需要新物理学(远离均衡黑体理论)的元素, 理解物理过程(可逆热力学),以及基本物理原理(最小行动原理)来模拟电子反应发生的电解过程。 本发明可用于理解,修改,增强,计算或建模LANP流程,或了解,修改,增强,建模,设计,制造或操作LANP设备,或提出,研究,设计或应用新的 LANP技术的应用。