Developing an Efficient Low-Temperature Nuclear Fusion Reaction

Abstract

There is increasing empirical data supporting the evidence of different types of low-temperature nuclear fusion reactions in condensed matter, mainly in metals. The mechanism of this phenomenon is similar to μ-catalysis. The rate of this reaction depends on the type of material and its environmental conditions. The rate can be increased enormously by having hybrid nanostructured material with high screening energy capability. The correlation between electron screening and low temperature nuclear fusion constitutes the most important notion in modern physics. Understanding this phenomenon would revolutionize physics and open up new frontiers in science and technology.