CFRL English News No. 54             (2004. 3. 10)

Cold Fusion Research Laboratory (Japan) Dr. Hideo Kozima, Director

                            E-mail address; cf-lab.kozima@nifty.ne.jp

                            Websites; http://www.geocities.jp/hjrfq930/

            (Back numbers of this News are posted on the above Website)

 

   CFP (Cold Fusion Phenomenon) stands for gnuclear reactions and accompanying events occurring in solids with high densities of hydrogen isotopes (H and/or D) in ambient radiation.h

 

   This is the CFRL News (in English) No. 54 for Cold Fusion researchers published by Dr. H. Kozima, now at the Cold Fusion Research Laboratory, Shizuoka, Japan.

This issue contains following item:

1. Reports of Cold Fusion Research Laboratory (Reports of CFRL) is started.

2. The 5th ASTI Workshop in Italy will be held on March 19-24.

3DL. Sapogin, gUnitary Quantum Mechanics and New Energy Sourceh was published.

4. hBubble Fusionh was confirmed.

 

PDReports of Cold Fusion Research Laboratory (Reports of CFRL) is published.

We have lost several media to publish our works in the cold fusion phenomenon (CFP) in these years. It will be a view to recognize a limit of established means of presenting our work in a area of critical frontiers as CFP. There are efforts to secure own media in our field such as the establishment of International Society of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science (ISCMNS) as reported in the previous issue of this News (CFRL News No.53). I have personally decided to start an electronic journal Reports of Cold Fusion Research Laboratory (Reports of CFRL) to publish our works in CFP by our own responsibility as the research work should be so not relying on authority.

The papers will be posted on the CFRL Website:

http://www.geocities.jp/hjrfq930/Papers/paperr/paperr.html

The first paper published in this journal is

gAnalysis of Zn and Excess Heat Generation in Pd/H2 (D2) System by TNCF Modelh by H. Kozima, K. Yoshimoto1, H. Kudoh2 M. Fujii2 and M. Ohta3

done several years ago.

Comments and Opinions on these papers published in this journal are welcome. Send them to cf-lab.kozima@nifty.ne.jp if any. Communication in this field in any form will help development of our research and development in CFP.

 

QDThe 5th ASTI Workshop in Italy will be held on March 19-24..

It is posted in the homepage of International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science (ISCMNS)

http://www.iscmns.org./

that the 5th  ASTI workshop will be held in Italy as follows. A part of the Program is cited below.

5th Asti Workshop on Anomalies in Hydrogen / Deuterium loaded Metals

19-21 March 2004, gRistorante Realeh, Piazza Alfieri 5, Asti, Italy

Provisional Workshop Program

Friday 19 March 2004

09:30-12:30 Quinto Colloquio sulla Fusione Fredda (in Italian)

14:30   Cold Fusion Demonstration (tbd)

18:00   Registration

18:30   Poster Papers on display  (Authors of oral papers are encouraged to make poster versions).

Mengoli, Zannoni et al. ---- Emission of charged particles from Pd-D2 interaction at low pressure electrolytic loading of hydrogen in Pd powders.

Letts et al. -------- Cathode Fabrication Methods

 

Saturday 20 March

08:30 Registration.

09:20 "Organizer's Address"

Presentation of Oral Papers

13:00 Lunch

More Oral Papers

17:00 First Annual General Meeting of the International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science

 

Sunday 21 March 2004

09:00 Presentation of Oral Papers

13:00 Lunch

More Oral Papers

19:30 Dinner

 

Oral Papers

Violante Vittorio. ----- Nuclear effects in electrochemical experiments.

Monti Roberto. ----- Low Energy Transmutations

Dash John ------ Characterization of Palladium Cathodes after Electrolysis in Heavy Water

Frisone Fulvio ----- Coherence QED in Cold Fusion within micro-cracks of a D2O loaded lattice deformation at
room temperature.

Iwamura Yasuhiro --- Observation of Nuclear Transmutation Induced by D2 Gas Permeation through Pd        Complexes

Mizuno Tadahiko ----- Neutron emission from low temperature D2 gas in a magnetic field

Takahashi Akito ----- Deuteron Cluster Fusion and Ash

Biberian Jean Paul ---- Excess heat during co-deposition of palladium and deuterium controlled by mass flow calorimetry

A. De Ninno, E. Del Giudice, A. Frattolillo, A. Rizzo -----  4He detection during the loading of Pd cathodes: a comparison between "black and "blank" experiments

A. De Ninno, E. Del Giudice, A. Frattolillo ----- Nuclear transmutations in cold fusion experiments

Li, Xing Zhong ------ Anomalies Correlated with Abnormal Deuterium Flux and Heat Flow in D(H)/Pd Systems

E. Campari, S. Focardi, V. Gabbani, V. Montalbano, F. Piantelli, S. Veronesi.
------- Overview on H-Ni systems: old experiments and new setup.

E. Campari, S. Focardi, V. Gabbani, V. Montalbano, F. Piantelli, S. Veronesi. -----  Surface analysis of hydrogen loaded nickel alloys.

McKubre Michael ------- Conditions for Cold Fusion

Celani Francesco ---- Problematics related to Th-Hg salts in Cold Fusion experiments

Details of this workshop is posted at the following page:

http://www.iscmns.org./meetings/Asti/asti.htm

 

RDL. Sapogin, gUnitary Quantum Mechanics and New Energy Sourceh (in Russian)was published.

 

Russian physicist L. Sapogin has been working to develop a new framework of quantum mechanics called gUnitary Quantum Mechanicsh and to apply it to CFP published a new book:

L.G. Sapogin, Yu.A. Ryabov, and V.I. Uchakin, gUnitary Quantum Theory and New Energy Sourceh 173 pages, MADI (GTU), Moscow, 2003.

From the preface of this book, we know that this book is published from MADIiMoscovskobo Automobilno-Dorojnobo Institutaj(State University of Technology) as a textbook for seniors, graduates and researchers in this university compiled from a book to be published in English using one third of materials in the book.

L. Sapogin proposed his Unitary Quantum Mechanics (UQM) several years before in several papers and proceedings with difficulty to understand it fully. This presentation as a book will help us to know it more correctly. Explanation of CFP by UQM is given in the Chapter 14 for 13 pages. We will check the explanation in future issues.

The introduction written on the back of the title page says the content of this book as follows:

gIn this book, it is given an introduction to Unitary Quantum Theory by Professor L. Sapogin and also explanations of experimental facts in the cold fusion phenomenon and several new phenomena obtained in search of new energy sources including the Potapovfs heat generator, the proton conducting ceramics, and other systems by UQT. It is also given explanation of possible gperpetual engineh and its work by UQT. Automobile which works on water is investigated.h

In the Chapter 14, there are written several reaction formulas such as d + d = t + p, Mn + p, etc. UQT should give the same result as the ordinary quantum mechanics when it was applied to a problem, in my opinion. To realize these reactions in solids at room temperature, it should be given clues that make the difference plausible. This point will be checked in the future investigation.

 

SDhBubble Fusionh was confirmed.

The Press Release of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announced as follows:

gResearchers Report Bubble Fusion Results Replicatedh
hPhysical Review E publishes paper on fusion experiment conducted with upgraded measurement systemh

Details of this release is posted at the Website of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute:

http://www.rpi.edu/web/News/press_releases/2004/lahey.htm

 

As was reported in CFRL News Nos. 33 and 38, the bubble fusion have been investigated for many years also in the cold fusion community. It is clear that there occur fusion reactions of deuterons when necessary conditions of the reaction are realized in a bubble. Several papers were presented in the former ICCFs including Dr. K. Fukushima of Joetu University of Education (Proc. ICCF5, pp. 523-530, 1995).

About this news, Bob Park of What New in APS Website writes as follows:

 g --- But now Taleyarken has new results that some say are more convincing. Perhaps we should wait for independent confirmation. Cold fusion, of course, still has believers, but not much confirmation.h (WN, 5 Mar 04)

It is difficult to understand appearance of the gcold fusionh and gbelieversh in this sentence. It seems very difficult to have a right viewpoint if one is once trapped in a wrong position. There are too many evidences in CFP to loose the point if there are no prejudices.