Conventional physics can explain cold fusion excess heat

Superfluidity of Deuterons in Metal-Deuterium Solid Solutionsand Cold Fusion

“…There are a rather large number of publications (for example, [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]), in which it is reported on the observation of energy release and releasation of nuclear reaction products in solid solutions of titanium (palladium) and deuterium. Despite a large number of theoretical works (for example, [8,[11][12][13][14][15][16]), there is still no understanding of exactly how the Coulomb barrier between the two deuterons is overcome. In the sequel, other ideas of the CF were proposed, but in this paper we will refer to the processes of CF as the reaction (3) Reactions (1) and (2) occur approximately at the same frequency.…”

“…When estimating the released power in order of magnitude, we will not be interested in what channel the − -reaction goes by. In a more detailed analysis, in formula (12) it is necessary to carry out summation over all reaction channels. The integration in (12) is carried out over the entire volume of the sample in which the nuclear reaction proceeds.…”