Takahashi Theory Portal
The Akito Takahashi Tetrahedral Symmetric Condensate Theory of Cold Fusion

Table of Contents:
Summary of Theory
Highlights of Claims
Resolution to Huizenga's "Three Miracles of Cold Fusion"
Simple Explanation of Mechanics of Theory
Informal Articles by Theorist
Slides Presentations by Theorist
Scientific Papers
Issued Patents
Visual Examples of Data Correspondance
Third-Party References
Citations in Other Published Papers or Books
In the News Media
Non-Reviewed Peer Responses
 

Summary of Theory

Akito Takahashi proposes a nonlinear Langevin equation that depicts a tetrahedral symmetric condensate with four deuterons and four electrons. Takahashi proposes this as a seed of four-deuterium fusion with helium-4 products in condensed matter. TSC condenses in about 1.4fs to make 4D fusion; then, the compound nucleus Be-8* breaks up into two helium-4 atoms as a major outgoing channel

Back to Top

Highlights of Claims

(Courtesy Tom Dolan)

Back to Top

Resolution to Huizenga's "Three Miracles of Cold Fusion"


Huizenga's three miracles were:
  • Miracle #1: the mystery of how the Coulomb barrier is penetrated
  • Miracle #2: the lack of strong neutron emissions
  • Miracle #3: the lack of strong emission of gamma or x-rays

 

Resolution to Miracle #1:
Resolution to Miracle #2:
Resolution to Miracle #3:

 

Back to Top

Simple Explanation of Mechanics of Theory

 

Back to Top

Informal Articles by Theorist

 
 
 

 

 

Back to Top

Slides Presentations by Theorist

 

 
 
 

Back to Top

Scientific Papers

A. Takahashi and N. Yabuuchi, Study on 4D/TSC Condensation Motion by Non-Linear Langevin Equation, in Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Sourcebook, ed. J. Marwan and S. Krivit, American Chemical Society, Oxford University Press, Washington, D.C., 2008, pp. 57-84.
 
 

 

Back to Top

Issued Patents

 
 
 

 

 

Back to Top

Visual Examples of Data Correspondance

 

Back to Top

Third-Party References

 
 
 

 

Back to Top

Citations in Other Published Papers or Books

 
 
 

 

Back to Top

In the News Media

 
 
 

 

 

Back to Top

Non-Reviewed Peer Responses

 
 
 

 

 

Back to Top