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- p. 7 …Emphasis is placed on work in
these areas at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, although…
- p. 8 …of how inertial electrostatic
confinement (IEC) fusion works.
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- p. 10 …While Hirsh worked with Farnsworth to demonstrate early experimental success with
IEC experiments (Reference 1.2…
- p. 11 …Such
work was soon taken up in several other laboratories, including Los Alamos National
Laboratory (LANL…
- p. 12 …electron) injected traps (as does the present author's work). This selection was largely
driven by…
- p. 15 …This work and others on the small
gridded systems at that time showed several important problems…
- p. 17 …Recent work has shown
that by properly programming the distribution function of the injected electrons it…
- p. 18 …Results indicate that
although the formalism works well during the early phases of compression, when the…
- p. 21 …Hirsch Working With Philo
Farnsworth
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- p. 22 …This worked well, but the design was
eventually discarded to move to RF guns with much…
- p. 23 …This work
substituted a metallic hybrid getter for the external pumping on the IEC chamber. With…
- p. 24 …Another important example of the use of a compact IEC neutron source is the work at…
- p. 25 …2.7)
The IEC developed for this work used a magnetron ion generation technique to improve…
- p. 26 …Still the design worked reasonably well for the initial mine
detection experiments. Unfortunately, the project was…
- p. 27 …as shown by the hybrid
magnetron source work in Japan. Another point noted is the advantage…
- p. 29 …As already noted, the basic physics
of this version was originally studied in pioneering work by…
- p. 30 …Relation to Other Prior Thrusters
NASA and other laboratories have worked toward developing advanced Hall Thrusters…
- p. 31 …Indeed, the thruster concept arose from work on a fusion based IEC (Reference
3.5). To…
- p. 32 …Khachan's work. It too looks very promising.
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- p. 35 …at the UIUC and several other laboratories working on IECs.
The issue then is how to…
- p. 39 …In follow-on work, they simplified the modeling of charge exchange with an analytical
approach to…
- p. 40 …Satsangi, "Inertial Electrostatic Confinement Experiments at Low Working Pressure,"
Prepared under U.S. Army contract DAAK…
- p. 42 …In Chacon's work, a bounce-averaged Fokker-Planck (BAFP) model was employed to
obtain steady…
- p. 45 …Before discussing this work, some definitions for the potential
well structure will be reviewed.
POTENTIAL WELL…
- p. 48 …However,
much more work needs to be done along these lines to fully identify the optimal…
- p. 52 …As pointed out by Khachan his work noted D2+ becomes more significant
in lower voltages).
In…
- p. 53 …Nevins, Can inertial electrostatic confinement work beyond the ion-ion
collisional time scale?" Phys. Plasmas, Vol…
- p. 70 …Chacon's work, thermalized ions build
up and additional quasi- Maxwellian distriution in the trap). Still…
- p. 71 …To accomplish this result quickly on a modest budget, we need to simplify the work by…
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