Authors: Akito Takahashi
For explaining the experimentally claimed anomalous excess heat phenomena in metal-D(H) systems, the condensed cluster fusion (CCF) theory has been proposed and elaborated since 1989. This paper reviews the latest status of CCF theory development. The paper explains the following key aspects: classical mechanics and free particle fusion, fusion rate theory for trapped D(H) particles, strong interaction rate, condensation dynamics of D(H)-clusters, final state interaction and nuclear products, and sites for Platonic D(H) cluster formation on/in condensed matter.
Comments: 28 Pages. Preprint of Proceedings paper to JCF15
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