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Nuclear computation is a type of computation which allows threads to either spawn new threads or converge many threads to one. The aim of nuclear computation is to take advantage of threading abilities of modern multi-core processors where the trend is to increase their hardware ability to compute more threads then their earlier generation processors. Nuclear computation allows a computational thread to use thread fission to turn one thread into many or thread fusion to turn many threads into one.