SYSTEMS, METHODS, AND APPLICATIONS OF INTERSTITIAL PSEUDO-MUON FUSION

原文（中国語）

A method and apparatus for producing nuclear-fusion reactions through interstitial confining of pseudo-muons. The apparatus comprises a resonance chamber substantially surrounded by a neutron reflector. Installed therein the resonance chamber is a metal sphere, having thereabout the sphere one or more rare-earth barium copper oxide (REBCO) electron H−/D− guns disposed toward the resonance chamber, a target/cooling medium inlet and outlet for conveyance of energy, gas, or material to and from the sphere, and a high-pressure gas supply and vacuum pump substantially enveloping the sphere and chamber. By assembling the apparatus, fusion is accomplished using interstitial pseudo-muon fusion (IPMF) and the production of Molybdenum-99 as well as manufacturing of other materials and/or compounds and waste treatment processing using high-density neutron radiation from IPMF occurs.