The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction: An Examination of the Relationship Between Observation and Explanation

The author's first book, The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction, surveyed the observational data generated by LENR experiments, showing a real phenomena from which useful, clean energy can be obtained. Since its discovery in 1989, explanations of the anomalous effect have multiplied, without any one being generally accepted or providing useful guidance in developing a technology. The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction explores conflicts within the various popular LENR theories and proposes ways to correct these conflicts. A summary of published observations that need to be explained is also included. This book is essential reading for anyone who strives to create a commercial source of energy using LENR and is interested in how this challenging nuclear process works.