Page 7 of classified scientific paper by US nuclear physicists Edward Teller and Stanislaw M. Ulam March 9, 1951 "On Heterocatalytic Detonations I: Hydrodynamic Lenses and Radiation Mirrors", at US nuclear weapon design facility Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, which contains their historic breakthrough idea for how to build a practicalthermonuclear weapon, staged implosion, generally referred to as the "secret of the hydrogen bomb". This concept, which may have been independently invented by scientists in other countries, is thought to be the design used in all modern thermonuclear weapons, which includes virtually all nuclear weapons in the stockpiles of major "nuclear" nations. This declassified version is heavily redacted; out of 20 pages only a few paragraphs are not blacked out. Only pages with text remaining have been uploaded here. These paragraphs discuss differences in sound velocity of uranium and carbon atoms in a nuclear detonation. This may possibly be part of a discussion of the action of the radiation case (hohlraum), which is typically made of uranium, or it may be irrelevant to modern thermonuclear weapons, and have been left unredacted for that reason.