Ågren et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Studies of a Straight field line mirror with emphasis on fusion-fission hybridsÅgren et al., 2010
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- Ågren O
- Moiseenko V
- Noack K
- Hagnestål A
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- Fusion science and technology
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The straight field line mirror (SFLM) field with magnetic expanders beyond the confinement region is proposed as a compact device for transmutation of nuclear waste and power production. A design with reactor safety and a large fission-to-fusion energy multiplication is …
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