magicsound also check out this loosely related procedure from a while back:

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I was mentally picturing just swapping the gas bottle, without deeply unloading the mesh from the previously loaded deuterium. In other words, the mesh/cell would end up containing both deuterium and protium.

This point hasn't been…

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Thanks for your efforts. It might be worth also trying out loading/unloading cycles with protium as suggested, because its diffusion and solubility behavior in palladium is different than deuterium. I couldn't readily find a paper…

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It might be the good opportunity to check out what happens after applying deeper (higher pressure and higher vacuum) and faster (quicker) load-unloading cycles with protium, which might be able to 'crack' the mesh more…

A lower limit can also be set for the corresponding Y axis. I don't recall how the code was exactly, but something along the lines of this:

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should clamp the minimum to 0 while leaving the top unlimited/autoscaling.
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Is gas pump-out/in at elevated temperatures as suggested by me356 also going to be tested?
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Shouldn't all of this derailment go into The church of SM physics or similar threads?

Judging from what little I've heard in the videos linked above at the indicated timestamps, Andrea Rossi sounds more credible.

Leif Holmlid uploaded:
https://www.researchgate.net/p…ca_Scripta_94_2019_075005

Response to Comment on Ultradense protium p(0) and deuterium D(0) and their relation to ordinary Rydberg matter: a review [Physica Scripta 94 (2019) 075005]

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Although what they're doing exactly is not clear since they hardly publish anymore detailed information about their models, they are most likely not continuously indexing web pages. The data for training the language models is usually assembled in…

Paper on LLaMA from the authors:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.13971

LLaMA: Open and Efficient Foundation Language Models

Hugo Touvron, Thibaut Lavril, Gautier Izacard, Xavier Martinet, Marie-Anne Lachaux, Timothée Lacroix, Baptiste Rozière, Naman Goyal,…

Here are a few examples on how LLaMA-33B (one of Facebook/Meta's recently released language models, arguably among the best available for local use) thinks a powder-based LENR reactor could be made (don't try these up).

Putting jokes aside, a problem is that the quality of the responses strictly depends on what data was used for the training. At their core, large language models (even ChatGPT-4) are for the most part "text predictors" and don't have real reasoning or…

I think It would be interesting to see a "LENRGPT", i.e. a language model fine-tuned on material from the LENR community. One of the already available "pre-trained" models could be used as a base (e.g. Meta's recently released LLaMA, or other models with…

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Does this imply that the copper-coated meshes will be more reliable in showing excess heat? It feels like there is a competing negative effect due to palladium forming a hydride/deuteride.