Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems

Concepts of dynamic oscillations of positive and negative ions to enhance fusion reactions are examined in this paper. Collective oscillations of positive and negative ions produce large oscillating electrostatic fields and could provide a significant reduction of the Coulomb potential barrier betwe...

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Main Authors: Alfred YiuFai Wong, Chun-Ching Shih
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2022-03-01
Series:Plasma
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2571-6182/5/1/13
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description Concepts of dynamic oscillations of positive and negative ions to enhance fusion reactions are examined in this paper. Collective oscillations of positive and negative ions produce large oscillating electrostatic fields and could provide a significant reduction of the Coulomb potential barrier between the two interacting species (such as hydrogen anion H− and B+ in the hydrogen-boron fusion reaction). The negative hydrogen ions can be produced by populating low-temperature electrons around the neutral hydrogen atoms in a rotation chamber. The existence of H− ensures the stability of the plasma and the effectiveness of fusion interactions between H− and B+. In this paper, theoretical analyses of such oscillations systems will be presented and the conditions for fusion enhancement are discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-a8b98ecf7c0d41058ffd3ff10a9683d52023-11-30T22:01:54ZengMDPI AGPlasma2571-61822022-03-015117618310.3390/plasma5010013Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation SystemsAlfred YiuFai Wong0Chun-Ching Shih1Alpha Ring International Limited, 5 Harris Court, Monterey, CA 93940, USAAlpha Ring International Limited, 5 Harris Court, Monterey, CA 93940, USAConcepts of dynamic oscillations of positive and negative ions to enhance fusion reactions are examined in this paper. Collective oscillations of positive and negative ions produce large oscillating electrostatic fields and could provide a significant reduction of the Coulomb potential barrier between the two interacting species (such as hydrogen anion H− and B+ in the hydrogen-boron fusion reaction). The negative hydrogen ions can be produced by populating low-temperature electrons around the neutral hydrogen atoms in a rotation chamber. The existence of H− ensures the stability of the plasma and the effectiveness of fusion interactions between H− and B+. In this paper, theoretical analyses of such oscillations systems will be presented and the conditions for fusion enhancement are discussed.https://www.mdpi.com/2571-6182/5/1/13plasma oscillationfusion cross sectionscreened fusion processenhanced fusion reactions
spellingShingle Alfred YiuFai Wong
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Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems
Plasma
plasma oscillation
fusion cross section
screened fusion process
enhanced fusion reactions
title Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems
title_full Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems
title_fullStr Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems
title_full_unstemmed Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems
title_short Enhancement of Nuclear Fusion in Plasma Oscillation Systems
title_sort enhancement of nuclear fusion in plasma oscillation systems
topic plasma oscillation
fusion cross section
screened fusion process
enhanced fusion reactions
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