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by laksindiaforfusion
Tue Feb 19, 2008 8:57 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: Virtual Polywell
Replies: 468
Views: 196579

One of the difficulties with the fluid approach is that some think that ions dragging electrons around is an important phenomenon. The interfluid viscosity is going to be greatest when the particle velocity of the ions matches that of the electrons. How do you decide in the fluid model when the int...
by laksindiaforfusion
Tue Feb 19, 2008 1:11 am
Forum: Theory
Topic: Derivation of radius of the potential well and ion density.
Replies: 10
Views: 7937

Heh, the aim is to confuse the people till they give us their business and trust Nobody will trust you if you are so plainly trying to blow smoke up their dresses. 1999 has come and gone. true, thats why we have prototypes of what we are trying to sell. i pretty much lived thru what was left in 199...
by laksindiaforfusion
Tue Feb 19, 2008 1:06 am
Forum: Theory
Topic: Virtual Polywell
Replies: 468
Views: 196579

Dumb Suggestion:

Dr. Mike: I appreciate how much you have progressed in this area. I have not read you work in the entirity (i have been around this site only for 2 days), so here isa rather dumb suggestion: Let us first define the ionic motion in the electron concentration, now if they concentrate at the center and...
by laksindiaforfusion
Mon Feb 18, 2008 11:16 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: Derivation of radius of the potential well and ion density.
Replies: 10
Views: 7937

Major buzzword overload. Heh, the aim is to confuse the people till they give us their business and trust :) its a major item in our businessplan :). every sales executive is given a buzzword confusion checklist, they need to make sure that the client is confused and then only shall we discuss the ...
by laksindiaforfusion
Mon Feb 18, 2008 11:02 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: Derivation of radius of the potential well and ion density.
Replies: 10
Views: 7937

Wow . Just, wow. Dont know if you meant compliments or sarcasm :), but yes i am "trying" to startup. And we have some initial products in mind... polywell not one of them for now.. this is my interest :) Biometrics/embedded systems is my bread and butter :) And thats why you have a rag-tag site.. w...
by laksindiaforfusion
Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:26 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: Derivation of radius of the potential well and ion density.
Replies: 10
Views: 7937

Agreed on the electron part, it is indeed very small. The objective here is to analyze how a particle would behave in a potential well and how a lot of them would behave and how can we induce fusion. The only answer that i know of is the quant. mech that i did some 10 years back :) There are two beh...
by laksindiaforfusion
Mon Feb 18, 2008 8:51 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: Derivation of radius of the potential well and ion density.
Replies: 10
Views: 7937

Derivation of radius of the potential well and ion density.

Hi, First I would like to thank Joe for adding me into this forum. Now let me get right to the point. The theoretical basis of the "virtual anode" and the derivation of the radius of the potential well: Process: 1) The MaGrids are turned on 2) electrons are injected 3) electrons have suffecient dens...