Artificial Intelligence in the Controlled Nuclear Fusion Reactions

Aartificial intelligence can be used for control of nuclear fusion reactions giving significant energy. It is based on replicable experiments giving energy release for short time performed by interaction of deuterium gas with constantan. The following experimental outcomes were found: a) The observed released excess energy was not of both electrical and chemical origins; b) Significant density of the released excess power; and c) Helium release. A conclusion that the released energy is of nuclear origin was made.

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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/comsci63166.2024.10778530
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Artificial Intelligence in the Controlled Nuclear Fusion Reactions

Dimiter Alexandrov
Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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Artificial Intelligence in the Controlled Nuclear Fusion Reactions

Dimiter Alexandrov
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Abstract

Aartificial intelligence can be used for control of nuclear fusion reactions giving significant energy. It is based on replicable experiments giving energy release for short time performed by interaction of deuterium gas with constantan. The following experimental outcomes were found: a) The observed released excess energy was not of both electrical and chemical origins; b) Significant density of the released excess power; and c) Helium release. A conclusion that the released energy is of nuclear origin was made.

Lakehead University (CA)
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Cold Fusion and Nuclear Reactions
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