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Summary of Theory
Yeong Kim proposes that a nuclear Bose-Einstein condensation can suppress the Coulomb barrier and explain most LENR phenomena as a fusion process. The theory is based on the concept of nuclear Bose-Einstein condensate state for mobile deuterons trapped in a micro/nanoscale metal grain or particle, which acts as a confinement or trapping potential.
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Highlights of Claims
(Courtesy Tom Dolan)
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Resolution to Huizenga's "Three Miracles of Cold Fusion"
John Huizenga wrote a scathing book denouncing cold fusion research in 1993. He was a professor of chemistry and physics at the University of Rochester, a Department of Energy-funded hot fusion research laboratory. He was also chairman of the 1989 Department of Energy cold fusion evaluation panel that decided cold fusion research was not an area of science worthy of government funding. He mocked cold fusion by alluding to its unexplained characteristics as "miracles." Huizenga's three miracles were:
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Simple Explanation of Mechanics of Theory
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Informal Articles by Theorist
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Slides Presentations by Theorist
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Scientific Papers
Y.E. Kim, Theory of Bose-Einstein condensation mechanism for deuteron-induced nuclear reactions in micro/nano-scale metal grains and particles. Naturwissenschaften, 2009, 96, 803-811.
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Issued Patents
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Visual Examples of Data Correspondance
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Third-Party References
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Citations in Other Published Papers or Books
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In the News Media
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Non-Reviewed Peer Responses
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