Bubble Fusion Litigation Again?

Oct. 17, 2008 - PRLog -- Rusi P. Taleyarkhan's complaint against colleagues at Purdue is unfortunate. He alleges malicious public statements by coleagues that led to 'a successful campaign to ruin Taleyarkhan and his sonofusion research.'  See AP Release http://www.geocities.com/qedpressrelease/13october08.pdf

Even before Taleharkhan, US science in the field of sonoluminescence (SL) promoted  the notion high temperatures from 5,000 to 1 million degrees are produced in collapsiing bubbles. In this regard, I  personally disagreed.  See my press release: http://www.geocities.com/qedpressrelease/16March06.htm

In fact, the collapse is isothermal because the water vapor in the bubbles under pressure condenses instead of increasing in temperature. Simply put, the notion of high temperatures in collapsing bubbles is a hoax. Instead, SL light is a quantum effect produced by QED induced EM radiation. See my homepage:
http://www.nanoqed.net

Perhaps Taleyarkhan simply named the wrong defendants. He should have named US science for misleading him into believing the incredible hoax that high temperatures necessary for nuclear fusion are possible in collapsing bubbles.

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Classically, thermal EM radiation conserves heat by an increase in temperature. But at the nanoscale, temperature increases are forbidden by quantum mechanics. QED induced EM radiation explains how heat is conserved by the emission of nonthermal EM radiation. Here, EM and QED stand for electromagnetic and quantum electrodynamics.