Programs written with Python are notoriously slow-up, to 60,000 times slower than code written in other programming languages
I guess that's why JP Morgan's software platform uses it.
Programs written with Python are notoriously slow-up, to 60,000 times slower than code written in other programming languages
I guess that's why JP Morgan's software platform uses it.
Thoughts from a civil servant funded by public funds who has never taken any risk in his life.. Is his expertise really relevant ?
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jean-louis-van-belle-85b74b7a/
A blog article by "Jean Louis Van Belle" who discovered the domain at RNBE, and exchanged at an ISCMNS call.
https://readingfeynman.org/202…ld-fusion-lenr-revisited/
Maybe is he there, or some members know him well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_HY_QL2TYg&t=132s
It would be great if we could move past the 'one shot' to excited states with brute force, and did something useful with the phenomenon.
Harmonic oscillators are a great feature of transistors, I wonder if that feature could also be used in Fusion systems.. ?
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Harmonic oscillators are a great feature of transistors, I wonder if that feature could also be used in Fusion systems.. ?
Stumbled across this article from US Naval Inst
Daniel_G - Can you bring us up to date - in the appropriate thread -perhaps here? Confirmed Global LENR results
JOURNAL OF CONDENSED MATTER NUCLEAR SCIENCE Vol. 37 is uploaded.
https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/BiberianJPjcondensedzj.pdf
(I have not yet indexed the papers or added them to ChatGPT.)
D. Bushnell discusses seeding iron in ocean in New York Times
Bushnell is a cold fusion researcher at NASA (https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/BushnellDlenrandnas.pdf). He co-authored a guest essay in the New York Times today. Russ George has also been involved in various projects to do this.
See:
Iron Dust Could Reverse the Course of Climate Change
Here is a Gift Link to get around the Times paywall:
Thanks to Bob Greenyer for bringing this interesting website (and persona) to my attention. (Caution, do not drive or operate heavy machinery while browsing this website)
(Caution, do not drive or operate heavy machinery while browsing this website)
Behold, the Unified Plasmoidal Fog-Knitting Machine (pat pending)
What was once Scotland’s most radioactive beach has been re-opened to the public, after a multi-million-pound clean-up operation.
Contractors have been sifting through 10,000m3 of sand and soil – the equivalent of four Olympic swimming pools of material – at Dalgety Bay in Fife since 2021 in a bid to identify particles of radium-226 and its radionucleotides.
Thanks to Bob Greenyer for bringing this interesting website (and persona) to my attention. (Caution, do not drive or operate heavy machinery while browsing this website)
Yes, this Malcom Bendell gentlemen has been making a rise through Randal Carlson's credit. The said effects and experimental design mechanics are similar to the things we find in the "LENR" field as Bob mentioned, in particular the collapsing of the field to make toroid's.
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Haven't gotten all the way through it since starting it yesterday, but yeah.. it's nothing new to most of us in the "alternative energy" space I don't think.
I put a short limerick together for a simple way I see it as it pertains to all this poetic speculation of Fusion theories.
Hopefully it is entertaining to whomever reads it.
"I do really wish donuts were not so sweet, then people may be able to see between the spheres.
For a moment in time we taste a treat, but the dragon's fire lays between its eyes as it nears."
That's my way of interjecting the importance of point discharges and field collapse and reformation, in what is hopefully a responsive medium of literary cornucopia.
There seems to be some magic between the mediums if they care to interact with each other.
With that full expression of esoteric geekery and linguistic metaphors, I take should take my leave before I embarrass myself any further.
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I don't think it was relayed here
From SolidStateDiscovery website (RSS).
Display MoreCharged particle spectra of palladium thin films during low energy deuterium ion implantation
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An effort was made to create cold fusion in thin films of palladium under low energy bombardment with high currents of deuterium ions in a vacuum chamber. Samples were monitored with a silicon surface barrier detector in order to detect any massive energetic reaction products. The films were deposited by sputtering onto smooth silicon substrates, and consisted of approximately 130 Å of palladium sandwiched by thin layers of high chrome stainless steel. These films were bombarded with deuterium ions at an energy of 1.5 keV with a current density of about 0.5 mA/cm2. The sample temperature was monitored during implantation, and was subject to some measure of control using a combination of beam heating and cooling with flowing liquid nitrogen. Several counts were observed to appear in the high energy region of the spectra which did not appear during an extended background spectrum, however, the source of these counts is unclear at this time.
Announcement:
Steven B. Krivit, publisher of the LENR Reference Site and New Energy Times, is organizing a LENR session at next year's American Nuclear Society annual conference. The conference will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, June 9-12, 2024. (https://www.ans.org/meetings/ac2024/) Abstracts (summaries) may be submitted between now and Feb. 2, 2024.
Papers will be considered on the topic of "Sample Preparation and Examination of Materials for Low Energy Nuclear Reaction Experiments." Instructions and full details are available in the call-for-papers at the ANS Web site. (https://www.ans.org/meetings/file/view-1392/) Speakers will be provided 20 to 40 minutes. Exact amount of time will be determined in 2024. ANS will publish all accepted and presented summaries in the ANS Transactions. Authors may contact Krivit at [email protected].
(Posted here by Request of Steven B. Krivit).
Johan Messinger interviewed on The Rational View podcast with Dr. Al Scott
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Wyttenbach has released an update to one of the chapters of his SO(4) model. It can be read here:
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Looking for recent new papers I found the following one that happens to be written by a member Ryoji Furui , that joined LENR-forum recently:
https://www.ryoji.info/LENB.pdf
In it is proposed an experimental set up for testing a model that could lead to a new kind of LENR batteries.