| Remembering_Eugene_Mallove News stories, eulogies, biography, and other coverage of the murder of Cold Fusion's champion Dr. Mallove on May 14, 2004. |
| Report_of_the_Review_of_Low_Energy_Nuclear_Reactions Results of the 2004 Department of Energy review of Cold Fusion. |
| Thermal_and_Nuclear_Aspects_of_the_Pd/D20_System Two-volume report on ten years of Cold Fusion research by the U.S. Navy. Volume 1 gives an overview and history of the research; Volume 2 details the technical setups and calorimetry. [PDF Format: Req |
| Vortex-L Email discussion list on unconventional physics. Online archive. Includes regular Cold Fusion postings. |
| Cold_Fusion_Heats_Up 2003 interview. Bob McDonald talks to Drs. Michael McKubre, Peter Hagelstein, Edmund Storms, and Robert Park about cold fusion. [mp3 format]. (December 13, 2003) |
| What_If_Cold_Fusion_Is_Real? 1998 Wired Magazine report on Cold Fusion research. Includes history of the controversy and interviews with many key players. (November, 1998) |
| What_is_the_Current_Scientific_Thinking_on_Cold_Fusion? Scientific American's "Ask the Experts" series. Three experts on Hot Fusion attempt to answer the question on Cold Fusion. (1997) |
| Coding_and_Cryptography Lecture notes (DVI,PS,PDF,LaTeX) by Tom Koerner for a course at the University of Cambridge. |
| Coding_Theory_and_Cryptology Notes for a course by Bill Cherowitzo. |
| IEEE_Communications_Society_Communication_Theory_Technical_Committee The Communication Theory Technical Committee of the IEEE Communications Society promotes information exchange and dissemination in the broad area of Communication Theory, with emphasis on applications |
| A_Mathematical_Theory_of_Communication Claude Shannon's seminal paper, made available by Bell Labs in PostScript and PDF. |
| Shannon\'s_Communication_Theory A brief description. |
| Werkgemeenschap_voor_Informatie_en_Communicatietheorie To coordinate and stimulate the work of professionals in the field of information and communication theory in the Benelux region. Member information, events, publications and links. |
| Association_for_Language_Learning Organization representing teachers of all languages in the United Kingdom. Includes news, publications, membership information. |
| Center_for_Advanced_Research_on_Language_Acquisition-University__of_Minnesota_ Supports a number of coordinated programs of research, training, development, and dissemination of information related to second language teaching, learning and assessment. |
| A_Concept_of_\'Critical_Period\'_for_Language_Acquistion A paper discussing the implications of a 'critical period' of language acquisition for language learning. |
| A_Discussion_of_Language_Acquistion_Theories Descriptions of eight of the different language acquisition theories, and their relevance to both first and second language acquistion. |
| EuroSLA___European_Second_Language_Association Conferences, publication and subscription information, links. |
| Feral_Children_-_Critical_Period_Hypothesis Several useful papers, including Locke's suggesting the term 'sensitive period' instead of 'critical period', and Jones' looking at Genie's language acquisition after the critical period. |
| Hayo_Reinders Applied linguist offering various resources related to the noticing hypothesis, learner autonomy and Computer Assisted Language Learning. |
| The_International_Commission_on_Second_Language_Acquisition_(ICOSLA) Scientific organization set up to provide a worldwide forum for the development of SLA research. Provides archive and links to online resources. |
| Language_Acquisition Draft version of a paper on this subject by Steven Pinker. |
| Language_Acquisition_-_Wikipedia A useful brief overview of some of the current theories of language acquisition, with references to Chomsky, Lenneberg and the evidence from feral children such as Genie. |
| Language_Acquisition-_Mama_Teached_Me_Talk How we learn language. |
| Second_Language_Acquisition_Bibliography A list of scholarly writings arranged by subtopic, maintained by Vivian Cook. |
| Second_Language_Writing_Research_Network_Forum Website designed to provide resources for teachers and researchers of second language writing and to facilitate the exchange of information. Links to professional resources for second language writin |
| Studies_in_Second_Language_Acquisition Journal published by Cambridge University Press. Includes online indices and information for submitters and subscribers. |
| Corrosion_Induced_by_Low_Energy_Radionuclides Discussion on corrosion induced by low energy radionuclides (tritium and tritiated water) and radiolytic and decomposition products. Selection of alloys and prevention. Application for a fusion indust |
| The_Energy_of_the_21st_Century Introduction to thermonuclear controlled fusion, presented by CIEMAT. |
| Focus_on_Fusion Guide to controlled fusion and history of fusion research, presented by UKAEA. |
| Helium_Three The site where participants can debate on the issue of going to get the He3 from the moon. |
| Nuclear_Fusion_Basics Nuclear fusion energy basics and advantages, presented by EFDA. |
| ACE An Algebraic Combinatorics Environment for MAPLE providing functions to work with classical structures in algebraic combinatorics. Free download. |
| Algorithms_and_Software_for_Partitioning_Meshes Using combinatorics to solve structured linear systems of equations. |
| Combinatorics_Software_of_the_Algorithms_Project Combinatorial analysis, discrete mathematics and computer algebra are the main interests of the Algorithms Projects. The packages let you define combinatorial structures; manipulate the associated gen |
| Free_Software_in_Graph_Theory Free Software for Win 9X,NT on Graph Theory by Vitali Petchenkine. Procedures: Metrics of the graph; Paths and cycles; Colorations; Automorphism group; Minimal spannin |
| Gato__The_Graph_Animation_Toolbox Software for visualizing graph algorithms. Free under GPL. Unix, Linux, MacOs ad Windows versions. |
| GeoSteiner Software for computing Steiner trees. Written in ANSI C, includes the public domain LP-solver lp_solve. |
| GOBLIN_Graph_Library C++ library of graph optimization algorithms with a GUI for editing, running and tracing the algorithms. |
| GRAPE A GAP package for computing with graphs; primarily designed for the efficient construction and analysis of graphs related to groups, combinatorial designs and finite geometries. |
Edmund Storms Taking the chill out of Cold Fusion. 
I N T R O D U C T I O N This site is designed to keep you informed about the latest research done on Cold Fusion (CANR) by Dr. Edmund Storms. About Edmund Storms Edmund Storms obtained a Ph.D. in radiochemistry from Washington University (St. Louis) and is retired from the Los Alamos National Laboratory after thirty-four years of service. His work there involved basic research in the field of high temperature chemistry as applied to materials used in nuclear power and propulsion reactors, including studies of the "cold fusion" effect. Over seventy reviewed publications and monographs resulted from this work as well as several books, all describing an assortment of material properties. He presently lives in Santa Fe where he is investigating the "cold fusion" effect in his own laboratory. These studies have resulted in sixteen presentations to various conferences including the ACS and APS. In addition, twenty-one papers have been published including three complete scientific reviews of the field, one published in 1991, another in 1996 and the latest one in 1998. A critical evaluation of the Pons-Fleichmann Effect was published in 2000. In May 1993, he was invited to testify before a congressional committee about the "cold fusion" effect. In 1998, Wired magazine honored him as one of 25 people who are making significant contributions to new ideas. Photo Page Papers by Storms An Editorial Email Me at A Modern Fairy-tale COLD FUSION LINKS LINKS To Cold Fusion sites and other related sites. ARTICLES In stark contrast to the impression given by the popular press and by a recent book (Voodoo Science) [click on for a review], the phenomenon called "cold fusion" has been duplicated hundreds of times in laboratories throughout the world and the subject has been discussed in over 3000 papers, many in peer reviewed journals. The reviews and articles listed below give a partial insight into what is known and the direction taken by experimenters and theoreticians over the years. This work is now being done in at least six countries. Unfortunately, because of the rejecting attitude of conventional scientists, much of this information is not available in scientific journals. However, a serious student can obtain most of this information from myself or from Cold Fusion Technology, Inc. The readers can decide for themselves how much truth is in the often heard statement that "cold fusion" is nonsense and has not been duplicated. One might reasonably wonder why, in view of the rising price of energy and global warming, a potential source of cheap, inexhaustible and nonpolluting energy would be so completely ignored by governments and scientists alike. Anyone wishing to learn about the sorry treatment this phenomenon has received at the hands of academia and government should read the several articles about the subject in Accountability in Research, Vol. 8, 2000. For those of you who do not have time or interest to read the following papers, I have prepared a Summary-In-A-Nutshell. _________________ An extensive review of the field up to 1996. Review of the "Cold Fusion" Effect. ------------------ A general review, but focused only on recent, well done studies up to 1998. A few of the more highly developed theories are also discussed. Cold Fusion Revisited ------------------ A review of only the Pons-Fleischmann effect including a discussion of potential errors in heat and helium measurements as well as examples of various efforts to explain the phenomenon. Critical Evaluation of the Pons-Fleischmann Effect (Part 1) Critical Evaluation of the Pons-Fleischmann Effect (Part 2) ------------------ Recent results obtained using Pt rather than Pd as the cathode. This work challenges some basic assumptions about the phenomenon. Excess Power Production from Platinum Cathodes Using the Pons-Fleischmann Effect. ------------------ A history of my relationship to the field including insights into the nature of the nuclear-active-material. My Life With Cold Fusion as a Reluctant Mistress ------------------ A study of the loading behavior of Pd. A must for anyone using the electrolytic technique. Formation of b-PdD Containing High Deuterium Concentration Using Electrolysis of Heavy Water. ------------------ A model is proposed describing the structure of the material in which the nuclear reactions are proposed to occur. The material is not highly loaded beta-PdD, which many people believe to be the active material. Nature of the Nuclear-Active State in PdD ---------------------- Physical description and behavior of several types of calorimeter are described. This paper gives experimenters some ideas how their heat measurements can be improved and how Pd cathodes behave during loading. This study was made several years ago and the results were applied to the author's investigation of excess energy production. Description of a Dual Calorimeter ---------------------- A novel technique is described to co-deposit various materials along with palladium onto platinum. This method is found to produce cathodes that generate excess energy immediately after being electrolyzed in a Pons-Fleischmann cell. Use of two different types of calorimeter adds support to the reality of the claim. Ways to Initiate a Nuclear Reaction in Solid Environments ----------------------- The claims reported about CANR are evaluated, various models are described, and new insights into the process are presented. This review brings the understanding of cold fusion up to date and answers many of the challenges raised by skeptics. This is a must-read by anyone who still believes that the claims have not been duplicated and have the characteristics of pathological science. Cold Fusion: An Objective Evaluation ______________________ Other arcticles will be listed as time permits (Last modified 12/17/01) 