Some of the us vortex folks think LENR involves superradiance based on magnetic polaritons. I don't yet understand is how infrared photons are converted to a condensed ultra short burst of an intense magnetic field. Does anyone understand how superradiance can produce a burst of magnetic energy?
Superradiance intensity goes as the N^2 of the number of polaritons. Pulse duration goes as 1/N of the number of polaritons. That scaling relationship will produce a powerful pulse when there is 10^23 polaritons confined in the magnetic polariton soliton. That means that the pulse has an amplification factor of 10^46 of a photon spin of 1. How many tesla does that workout to? Does anyone here understand this branch of science? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superradiance or those who think Wikipedia is or dummies, reference this: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1112.1298v1.pdf
