• Cписок имен, используемых различными учеными / исследователями для обозначения явления низкоэнергетической ядерной реакции (ранее CF). Потому что, как неспециализированный журналист, я всегда считал, что ключевой проблемой для любого, кто пытается освещать LENR / CF / Как бы вы это ни называли /, было название явления. Я действительно ценю, что название пришлось изменить вместе с открытиями / испытаниями и невзгодами, но, ИМХО, это создало туман для “обычных СМИ”, особенно когда ученые в своих статьях используют сокращения.

    1. Anomalous Heat Effect (AHE) – Аномальный тепловой эффект (AHE)

    2. CLEAN HME – Чистая Энергия водорода в металле

    3. Condensed Matter Nuclear Physics – Ядерная физика конденсированных сред

    4. Condensed matter nuclear science – Ядерная наука о конденсированных средах

    5. Hydrogen Metal Energy – HME – Энергия металлического водорода – HME

    6. Lattice Assisted Nuclear Fusion – Ядерный синтез с поддержкой решетки

    7. Lattice Assisted Nuclear Reactions – LANR – Ядерные реакции с поддержкой решетки – LANR

    8. Lattice energy conversion – Преобразование энергии решетки

    9. Lattice confinement fusion – Синтез с удержанием решетки

    10. Lattice enabled nuclear reactions – Ядерные реакции с поддержкой решетки

    11. Lattice energy converter – LEC – Решетчатый преобразователь энергии – LEC

    12. Lattice energy conversion – Преобразование энергии решетки

    13. Least Action Nuclear Process (LANP) – Ядерный процесс наименьшего действия (LANP)

    14. Low energy nuclear reactions (LENR) – Ядерные реакции с низкой энергией

    15. Low Energy Nuclear Fusion – Ядерный синтез с низкой энергией

    16. LENR/AHE (anomalous heat effect MHE : Nano-metal hydrogen energy) – LENR / AHE (аномальный тепловой эффект MHE : энергия нано-металлического водорода)

    17. Nuclear transmutations – Ядерные трансмутации

    18. Anomalies in hydrogen loaded metals – Аномалии в металлах, насыщенных водородом

    19. Plasmoid fusion – Синтез плазмоидов

    20. Plasmon energy – Энергия плазмонов

    21. Hydrogen plasmon – Водородный плазмон

    22. Quantum hydrogen energy – Квантовая водородная энергия

    Список Нагеля

    Someone at LENR-forum compiled an impressive list of names for cold fusion:

    Anomalous Heat Effect (AHE)
    CLEAN HME
    Condensed Matter Nuclear Physics
    Condensed matter nuclear science
    Hydrogen Metal Energy – HME
    Lattice Assisted Nuclear Fusion
    Lattice Assisted Nuclear Reactions – LANR
    Lattice energy conversion
    Lattice confinement fusion
    Lattice enabled nuclear reactions
    Lattice energy converter – LEC
    Lattice energy conversion
    Least Action Nuclear Process (LANP)
    Least Action Nuclear Process
    Low energy nuclear reactions
    Low Energy Nuclear Fusion
    LENR
    LENR/AHE (anomalous heat effect MHE : Nano-metal hydrogen energy)
    Nuclear transmutations
    Anomalies in hydrogen loaded metals
    Plasmoid fusion
    Plasmon energy
    Hydrogen plasmon
    Quantum hydrogen energy

    My comments:

    Some people say these names are euphemisms. They say researchers coin new names to escape from the opprobrium associated with “cold fusion.” I have read that in the mass media. I do not think so. Researchers doing cold fusion don’t care about the opprobrium. If they cared, they wouldn’t do the research. I think they coin new terms for two reasons:

    1. They think the name should more closely reflect the nature of the phenomenon. Scientists often coin new terms for this reason. For example, they now call “tidal waves” tsunami, because those waves have nothing to do with tides. However, there are many other terms that are inaccurate or strange, such as “solid state disk” which is not disk shaped at all.

    2. Some researchers think they understand the nature of cold fusion, and they want to put their own explanation into the name. They want others to use the name they designate, to recognize their contribution. This is egotistical.

    People tend to come up with a variety of different names for new technology. After a while, they settle on one word or another. For example, “the world wide web” and “the Internet.” Or: “horseless carriages,” “automobiles,” “cars,” “motor vehicle,” “motorcar.” Many neologisms reflect what the machine is not, rather than what it is. They contrast the old and the new. “Solid state disk,” “horseless carriage,” “carbonless copy paper” and “smokeless tobacco” are examples.

    Often these new names reflect academic disputes. For example, several of these names say that the reaction occurs in the lattice:

    Lattice Assisted Nuclear Fusion
    Lattice Assisted Nuclear Reactions – LANR
    Lattice energy conversion
    Lattice confinement fusion
    Lattice enabled nuclear reactions
    Lattice energy converter – LEC
    Lattice energy conversion

    Ed Storms thinks the effect does not occur in the lattice. He would say these names are technically inaccurate. Other researchers strongly disagree with him. They might advocate one of these names as a way to assert they are right.

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