Results of this research can shed light on the physics behind key obstacles to
plasma confinement in spherical facilities and on ways to overcome them in future machines.
One is enhancement of the negative - ion current by optimizing the magnetic configuration for
plasma confinement in the ion source.
Not exact matches
The inertial
confinement experts, such as those at NIF, are attempting to ignite a fusion reaction by firing powerful lasers at
plasma contained
in a pellet the size of a pea.
And
in the U.S., the National Ignition Facility is using lasers to ignite hydrogen
plasma as it experiments with inertia
confinement, also known as laser fusion.
Direct asymmetry measurement of temperature and density spatial distributions
in inertial
confinement fusion
plasmas from pinhole space - resolved spectra
The impact of laser
plasma interactions on three - dimensional drive symmetry
in inertial
confinement fusion implosions
In 1982, German researchers discovered that the edge of the
plasma can spontaneously bifurcate into a high pedestal with a steep gradient, or transport barrier, that produces the H - mode
confinement and maintains the heat of the
plasma core.
In a recent paper published in EPJ H, Fritz Wagner from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Germany, gives a historical perspective outlining how our gradual understanding of improved confinement regimes for what are referred to as toroidal fusion plasmas — confined in a donut shape using strong magnetic fields — have developed since the 1980
In a recent paper published
in EPJ H, Fritz Wagner from the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Germany, gives a historical perspective outlining how our gradual understanding of improved confinement regimes for what are referred to as toroidal fusion plasmas — confined in a donut shape using strong magnetic fields — have developed since the 1980
in EPJ H, Fritz Wagner from the Max Planck Institute for
Plasma Physics
in Germany, gives a historical perspective outlining how our gradual understanding of improved confinement regimes for what are referred to as toroidal fusion plasmas — confined in a donut shape using strong magnetic fields — have developed since the 1980
in Germany, gives a historical perspective outlining how our gradual understanding of improved
confinement regimes for what are referred to as toroidal fusion
plasmas — confined
in a donut shape using strong magnetic fields — have developed since the 1980
in a donut shape using strong magnetic fields — have developed since the 1980s.
Twelve scientific divisions are investigating
confinement of high - temperature hydrogen
plasmas in magnetic fields, heating of
plasmas,
plasma diagnostics, magnetic field technology, data acquisition and processing,
plasma theory, materials research,
plasma - wall interaction, and systems studies.
On the other hand,
in magnetic field
confinement fusion
plasma intended for a fusion reactor, which research is being conducted at the National Institute for Fusion Science, development of high precision electron density measurements is becoming an important research topic.
He is an experimental
plasma physicist with interests
in the basic physics of
plasma confinement and configuration optimization.
The breakthrough is
in magnetic
confinement fusion,
in which hydrogen is heated until it is a
plasma 10 times hotter than the centre of the sun, and held
in place by strong magnetic fields until fusion reactions occur.
And because we can link
confinement improvement to further enhancement of
plasma performance, new developments
in research are anticipated.
In numerous plasma experiments being conducted in countries around the world, the use of deuterium is improving the confinement of heat and particle
In numerous
plasma experiments being conducted
in countries around the world, the use of deuterium is improving the confinement of heat and particle
in countries around the world, the use of deuterium is improving the
confinement of heat and particles.
These promising new directions include higher fusion power densities, and hence smaller reactors; development of «transport barriers»
in the
plasma, leading to improved energy
confinement and smaller sizes; self - driven
plasma currents that permit steady - state operation and low recirculating power; and the development of advanced divertor concepts to provide particle control and heat removal over long reactor lifetimes.
«The interesting thing about our ideas on mass separation is that it is a form of magnetic
confinement, so it fits well within the Laboratory's culture,» said physicist Nat Fisch, co-author of the paper and director of the Princeton University Program
in Plasma Physics.
In a Z - pinch and other inertial
confinement (ICF) machines,
plasma is compressed to create fusion energy.