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sorry ....
every where I said alpha(s) I should have said b11
I need much more coffee

Yes there will be a current associated with accelerating the alpha particle toward the center. There is an attractive force between the alpha partical and the wifle ball. The wifle ball will be attracted to the alpha particle and the magnetic field will need to be increased to keep the integrity of ...

MSimon, MisterX I will try to answer these 2 questions Does the electrostatic acceleration of alphas require current? If not how is energy conserved? Well yes and no. Yes in the fact that you must first power up the grid and the wifle ball. Lets say that we have an ideal machine. This means no leaka...

Solo, cuddihy Thank you for your reply. First let’s think about the spherical configuration. Yes, it will act as a Faraday cage. Now let’s introduce the MaGrid into it. Your idea that the electrical field will induce an opposite charge is correct in the wall of the sphere. This is a dipole effect. S...

Hello, My name is David and I have been a lurker on the fusor net for many years. I have been following the advances in fusion be they somewhat small until now. Initially after Dr. Rider’s paper noting how there was no possibility, I kind of gave up hope on the fusors. Now it would seem that this pa...