Like piantelli's approach, this technology is a low gain approach because the SPP pumping is very weak.
Both DGT and Rossi have very high levels of polariton pumping including additional nanoparticle generation. They both have the Cat and Mouse architecture where the Mouse pumps SPP and the Cat is stimulated. Brillouin Energy has a low gain architecture also because their pumping is indirect. Strong SPP pumping brings with it high gain. I suggest a high voltage extremely short nanosecond or sub nanosecond (like Brillouin Energy) spark discharge between electrodes with high instansious power levels to get the SPP pumping levels up. On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 2:38 PM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: > > Attention water-heads (“Mizuno” literally means 'From Water') >> > > It means water field (水野) The second character is "field" or "plain." > > Iwamura (岩村) means rock + village. Dr. Rockville. Most Japanese personal > names are descriptions of places. Many English names describe an occupation > or trade, such as Smith, Sawyer or Fletcher. > > My name is Middle English for red + well, a place name. Among other places > it is a market town granted a Royal Charter in 1204. > http://www.rothwelltown.co.uk/ > > "Beene" is probably the legume. > > The other day I mixed up the names Yoshino and Yoshida. They are similar: > 吉野 and 吉田. The second character "da" or "ta" means rice paddy, another kind > of field. It is also the "ta" in Toyota: 豊田. Toyo*ta* Motors was started > by Toyo*da* family. These are same two characters pronounced differently. > "ta" is more common with "toyo." I guess they got tired of telling people > "the name is 'da' not 'ta.'" > > - Jed > >
