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On the use of magnetically compressed plasmas in a stellarator /

Name: On the use of magnetically compressed plasmas in a stellarator /
Keywords: Magnetic field, Stellarators, Magnetic field effects, Compression, Nuclear energy, Plasma (Ionized Gases)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1962 United States English Publisher:Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory

Authors: Dimock, D. L.; Rothman, M.A.; Dawson, J.M.; U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.; Princeton University. Plasma Physics Laboratory.;

handle: 2027/mdp.39015094994541

On the use of magnetically compressed plasmas in a stellarator /

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"July 1962" ; Reports of the Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory issued after 1995 are available in pdf or postscript format at http://www.pppl.gov/techreports.cfm. ; U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Contract ; Mode of access: Internet.

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Magnetic field, Stellarators, Magnetic field effects, Compression, Nuclear energy, Plasma (Ionized Gases)

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