ISSN 2227-3123
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2021October 01, 2021 CEST
Candidates for Near-Resonant Subdivision Experiments
Candidates for Near-Resonant Subdivision Experiments
Peter L. Hagelstein,
Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2021
- A Review of Negative LENR Experiments, Determining Why They Failed, and How They Impacted the FieldP.A. Mosier-BossL.P. ForsleyM.H. Miles
- Interpreting CR-39 Detectors used in Pd/D Co-deposition: Nuclear Generated Tracks or Artifacts?P.A. Mosier-BossL.P. Forsley
- Understanding Low Energy Nuclear ReactionsPéter KálmánTamás KeszthelyiDavid J. Nagel
- Erratum for JCMNS 27 (2018) 97–142, “Phonon-mediated Nuclear Excitation Transfer”Peter L. Hagelstein
- Nonrelativistic Reduction of the Phonon–nuclear Interaction for the One-pion Exchange Potential with Pseudovector InteractionPeter L. Hagelstein
- Reduction of the HD/3He Phonon–Nuclear Matrix ElementPeter L. Hagelstein
- Candidates for Near-Resonant Subdivision ExperimentsPeter L. Hagelstein
- Electrochemical Isoperibolic Calorimetry For D2O ElectrolysisMelvin H. Miles
- Development of weak Cold-fusion Engine Reactor (Fusine) Assisted by Molecular Chemical Reaction: Based on Focusing–compression of 1000 bar and 7000 K Due to Pulsed Supermulti-Jets CollidingTomotaka KobayashiRemi KonagayaKen NaitohYoshinari Wake
- Cavitation and Radio Frequency Stimulation of Water to Alpha Particle ProductionRoger Sherman Stringham
- Radio frequency He4 and sonoluminescence photons are combinedRoger Sherman Stringham
- High Impedance Aqueous Solutions Improve CF/LANR SystemsMitchell R. Swartz
- Visible Blue-White Scintillation by Energetic Charged Particle Emission From Ni Film Cathode in Light Water Electrolysis at Room TemperatureHiroshi Yamada
Hagelstein, Peter L. 2021. “Candidates for Near-Resonant Subdivision Experiments.” Journal of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science 34 (1): 132–39. https://doi.org/10.70923/001c.72572.