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MAGNETIZED TARGET FUSION (MTF): A LOW-COST FUSION DEVELOPMENT PATH
2004
Overview
Simple transport-based scaling laws are derived to show that a density and time regime intermediate between conventional magnetic confinement and conventional inertial confinement offers attractive reductions in system size and energy when compared to magnetic confinement, and attractive reductions in heating power and intensity when compared to inertial confinement. This intermediate parameter space appears to be readily accessible by existing and near-term pulsed power technologies. Hence, the technology of the Megagauss conferences opens up an attractive path to controlled thermonuclear fusion.
Publisher
WORLD SCIENTIFIC
ISBN
9814481971, 9789812560162, 9789812702517, 9812560165, 9789814481977, 9812702512
