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Magnetic-confinement fusion [PDF]
Nature Physics, 2016 Our modern society requires environmentally friendly solutions for energy production. Energy can be released not only from the fission of heavy nuclei but also from the fusion of light nuclei. Nuclear fusion is an important option for a clean and safe solution for our long-term energy needs.
Ongena, J., Koch, R., Wolf, R., Zohm, H.
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Superconducting magnets for fusion [PDF]
Nuclear Fusion, 1982 With the intention of informing the broad community of fusion researchers, the background, status, and potential future uses of superconducting magnets are covered. After a brief explanation of the principles of superconducting magnets, the technological basis is examined.
M. S. Lubell +3 more
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 1994
Adiabatic orbit theories are found inapplicable to fusion reactors because (a) zero‐energy ions are incompatible with the Lawson Criterion; (b) adiabatic orbits are incompatible with orbit focusing which is crucial to modern magnetic confinement. They are replaced by exact cyclic accelerator orbit theory of single particle confinement using the ‘‘field
Bogdan C. Maglich +4 more
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Adiabatic orbit theories are found inapplicable to fusion reactors because (a) zero‐energy ions are incompatible with the Lawson Criterion; (b) adiabatic orbits are incompatible with orbit focusing which is crucial to modern magnetic confinement. They are replaced by exact cyclic accelerator orbit theory of single particle confinement using the ‘‘field
Bogdan C. Maglich +4 more
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43rd AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference & Exhibit, 2007
A new concept for interplanetary and interstellar missions is discussed. Based on a compact spherical tokamak fusion reactor, this concept can potentially revolutionize human space igh ts by providing safe and aordable in-space transportation. The goal of this paper is an assessment of the concept employing the recent advances in fusion research.
L. E. Zakharov +3 more
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A new concept for interplanetary and interstellar missions is discussed. Based on a compact spherical tokamak fusion reactor, this concept can potentially revolutionize human space igh ts by providing safe and aordable in-space transportation. The goal of this paper is an assessment of the concept employing the recent advances in fusion research.
L. E. Zakharov +3 more
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Science, 1990
Fusion plasmas with reactorlike temperatures have been confined in magnetic-field configurations of the tokamak type. The measured rate of heat leakage from these plasmas is sufficiently small to be compatible with the requirements of a full-sized fusion power reactor.
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Fusion plasmas with reactorlike temperatures have been confined in magnetic-field configurations of the tokamak type. The measured rate of heat leakage from these plasmas is sufficiently small to be compatible with the requirements of a full-sized fusion power reactor.
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Detection of magnetic nanoparticle fusion by magnetic measurements
Journal of Applied Physics, 2008A ferrofluid composed of γ-Fe2O3 nanoparticles of an average diameter of 11 nm dispersed in n-decane was prepared. A series of magnetic measurements was carried out on samples frozen in a magnetic field and in zero magnetic field. The influence of interparticle interactions on the magnetic behavior of ferrofluids is addressed and the potential use of ...
Zvonko Jagličić +4 more
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1997
Magnetized target fusion is a concept that may lead to practical fusion applications in a variety of settings. However, the crucial first step is to demonstrate that fusion ignition can be achieved by this method. Among the possibilities for doing this is an ultrahigh energy approach to magnetized target fusion, one powered by explosive pulsed power ...
Irvin R. Lindemuth +1 more
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Magnetized target fusion is a concept that may lead to practical fusion applications in a variety of settings. However, the crucial first step is to demonstrate that fusion ignition can be achieved by this method. Among the possibilities for doing this is an ultrahigh energy approach to magnetized target fusion, one powered by explosive pulsed power ...
Irvin R. Lindemuth +1 more
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Journal of Fusion Energy, 1987
The technological, political, and economic status of magnetic fusion research in the United States is discussed. Governmental and political scenarios for the development of magnetic fusion are assessed. A range of research is reviewed, including such programs as the Compact Ignition Tokamak, the Jet, TFTR, and JT-60 tokamaks, the DIII-D reactor, laser ...
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The technological, political, and economic status of magnetic fusion research in the United States is discussed. Governmental and political scenarios for the development of magnetic fusion are assessed. A range of research is reviewed, including such programs as the Compact Ignition Tokamak, the Jet, TFTR, and JT-60 tokamaks, the DIII-D reactor, laser ...
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