A THEORY FOR HOT PLASMAS: THERMOPLUS CRYODYNAMICS

Abstract

Cryodynamics exists as a sister discipline to the fundamental discipline thermodynamics. Its two major consequences – exclusion of the Big Bang and a new way to stabilize hot fusion in the ITER – stand not alone. Thirdly the thermodynamics of hot plasmas is profoundly altered. The correct fundamental theory underlying hot plasmas is not thermodynamics any more, and not cryodynamics taken alone; it rather is a new hybrid theory across the two: thermo-cryodynamics. A qualitatively new phase diagram characterized by the coexistence of two equilibrium subtemperatures is predicted to exist waiting to be exploited technologically.