Titlebook: Atomic and Molecular Processes in Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion; M. R. C. McDowell,A. M. Ferendeci Book 1980 Springer Science+Business M

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Experiments on Electron Capture and Ionization by Ions,for references see further on) and therefore it is not our intention to give a complete review. Gilbody.has classified the relevant heavy particle collision processes playing a role in plasma heating, in the production of the fast beam of hydrogen atoms injected for plasma heating and in plasma diagnostics (see also other papers in this book).

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The Relevance of Atomic Processes to Magnetic Confinement and the Concept of a Tokamak Reactor, the basis of incorrect measurements) by Birge and Menzel in 1931, and to the discovery by Oliphant, Harteck and Rutherford in 1934 that new isotopes, T and He., were produced in disintegration experiments involving D-D reactions. The possibility of using nuclear fusion as a source of energy was exp

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General Principles of Magnetic Fusion Confinement,ceptual scheme for providing a fusion driver for a fission-fussion hybrid system has been validated, and a demonstration of ‘break-even’ (‘D-T fusion power out = injector power in’) seems quite likely with the TFTR (Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor) device, now scheduled to begin operation in Princeton i

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Theoretical Studies of Electron Impact Excitation of Positive Ions,e intensities of impurity lines excited by electron impact provide a sensitive diagnostic of temperature and density in the plasma. For the densities and temperatures found in magnetically confined plasmas we can assume, as a good approximation, that the ions behave as if they were isolated, and thu

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Theory of Recombination Processes,olids or on surfaces, but we confine ourselves to the gas phase. If x., y. are charged bodies (small letters stand for atoms, molecules, electrons, or photons),.is impossible, since by time-reversal c is unstable. However,.or.are possible. The rate of disappearance of x. or y. is described by the ra

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