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Academic Press, 1981. — 542 p. Fusion, Volume 1: Magnetic Confinement, Part B is the second of the two-part volume that covers the complexity and application of controlled magnetic fusion. This part is composed of nine chapters and begins with a description of the heating methods, equilibrium, and stability of linear magnetic fusion systems. The next chapters deal with the principles, configuration, and application of high-beta stellarator, fast-linear-compression fusion systems, and ELMO Bumpy torus, as well as the magnetic confinement of high-temperature plasmas. These topics are followed by discussions of the neutral-beam injection; the regimes of radio-frequency heating of magnetically confined plasma; and the performance requirements of magnetic fusion reactors. The final chapters describe the basic processes in the fusion-fission fuel factory and some basic considerations for advanced-fuel reactors. This book will be of great value to physicists, physics students, and researchers.
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- Author
- Teller E. (Ed.)
- Publisher
- Academic Press Inc.,U.S.
- Published
- 1981
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780126852417
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Engineering, Physics
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