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Efficient Magnetic Vortex Acceleration by femtosecond laser interaction with long living optically shaped gas targets in the near critical density plasma regime. [PDF]

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Tazes I   +10 more
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Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion

Reviews in Advanced Sciences and Engineering, 2013
Some Basic Physics, From Atoms to Nuclear Reactions Thermonuclear Reactions Plasmas for Fusion Some Features of Magnetic Confinement Principles of Tokamaks and Typical Devices ITER and Satellite Programs Some Features of Inertial Confinement and the Role of Lasers Big Drivers for Inertial Fusion, Lasers, Ion Beams and Pulsed Power Off the Main Trails ...
D. Batani, G. Gorini
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CONTROLLED THERMONUCLEAR FUSION

American Journal of Physics, 2014
This article reviews Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion. by Jean Louis Bobin  238 pp. . 2014. Price $68 (hardcover). ISBN 978-981-4590-68-6.
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Laser-induced thermonuclear fusion

Physics Today, 1973
Laser-induced fusion has recently joined magnetic-confinement fusion as a prime prospect for generating controlled thermonuclear power. During the past three years, the Atomic Energy Commission has accelerated the national laser-fusion program more than tenfold, to about $30 million annually, and the Soviet Union has a program of comparable size.
John Nuckolls, John Emmett, Lowell Wood
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Energy Outlook for Thermonuclear Fusion

Atomic Energy, 2020
Analysis of the problems and potential of two nuclear technologies based on fusion reactions of light nuclei and fission of heavy nuclei shows the following. Independent large-scale development of each one will make it necessary to overcome still unsolved technological, materials science, environmental, and economic problems, raising the question of ...
V. Yu. Blandinskii   +6 more
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