See Dave Nagel's Table 1, p. iv: http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/NagelDJproceeding.pdf
I will copy the table here from the Word file: Table 1. Names given to the study of “cold fusion” since 1989 *Terminology* *Comments* Cold Fusion Original and recognized name, but incomplete Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Low is a relative term and unclear Lattice Enabled Nuclear Reactions Clear and specific, but very new and little known Lattice Assisted Nuclear Reactions Also accurate, but little used Chemically Assisted Nuclear Reactions Many chemists like this Cold Fusion Nuclear Reactions Little used Cold Nuclear Transmutations A Russian favorite New Hydrogen Energy A major Japanese program Metal Deuterium Energy A current program in Japan SANER *SA*fe *N*uclear *E*nergy *R*elease Fleischmann-Pons Effect Clear and encompassing I do not think it matters what you call it, and as I said, no one is in charge of language. - Jed
