inertial fusion
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinertialandfusion
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inertial
adjective
uk/ɪˈnɜː.ʃəl/us/ˌɪnˈɝː.ʃəl/
caused by, using, or relating to inertia (= the physical force that keeps something in the same position or moving in the ...
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fusion
noun[U]
uk/ˈfjuː.ʒən/us/ˈfjuː.ʒən/
an occasion when two or more things join or ...
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Developing target injection and tracking forinertialfusionenergy power plants.
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One outstanding example isinertialfusionenergy by lasers.
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An approach to hydrogen production byinertialfusionenergy.
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Design of a distributed radiator target forinertialfusiondriven from two sides with heavy ion beams.
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This highly localized energy-deposition process can be relevant to the fast ignition scheme ofinertialfusion.
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Basic physics problems of high energy density matter related toinertialfusionenergy will continue to be in the focus of this journal.
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In addition, pulsed power has experienced dramatic progress towardinertialfusion.
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Inertialfusionin degenerate plasmas energy supposes a change in the ignitor size, due to the dependence of the stopping power with the projectile energy.
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One of the most outstanding future applications of this research field isinertialfusionenergy.
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This latter topic is linked to basic research towardinertialfusiondriven by heavy ion beams.
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Activation and damage of fusion materials and tritium effects ininertialfusionreactors dynamics of the processes, which are different from deterministic case.
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A possibility of laser ignited target heating of the cold plasma confined in a mirror machine is conceivable, which amplifies the originalinertialfusionenergy.
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Research with lasers towardinertialfusionenergy is a focus of this journal's topics.
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These articles are just an example of many research projects in recent years related toinertialfusion.
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This is probably the conference with the longest tradition in the field of laser interaction with matter and application towardinertialfusionenergy.
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It is obvious that significant advances have been made towardinertialfusion.
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It is worth noting that such a quantum extension of the calculations is required when dealing withinertialfusionplasmas.
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It need not be argued whether isobaric spark ignition with very high deviation from the isentropic case may result in a better solution for theinertialfusionenergy reactor.
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Major accelerator laboratories worldwide have been and are currently still engaged in projects to investigate the potential of ion beams as drivers forinertialfusionenergy.
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While laser drivers are expected to achieve ignition and gain in the laboratory, within a few years from now the route to economically feasibleinertialfusionenergy still remains open.
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