Author:
Hora Heinrich,Korn Georg,Giuffrida Lorenzo,Margarone Daniele,Picciotto Antonino,Krasa Josef,Jungwirth Karel,Ullschmied Jiri,Lalousis Paraskevas,Eliezer Shalom,Miley George H.,Moustaizis Stavros,Mourou Gérard
Abstract
AbstractExceptionally high reaction gains of hydrogen protons measured with the boron isotope 11 are compared with other fusion reactions. This is leading to the conclusion that secondary avalanche reactions are happening and confirming the results of high-gain, neutron-free, clean, safe, low-cost, and long-term available energy. The essential basis is the unusual non-thermal block-ignition scheme with picosecond laser pulses of extremely high powers above the petawatt range.
Subject
Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Condensed Matter Physics,Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
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