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Astron Experiment Makes 5% of a Magnetic Bottle

AUG 01, 1967

DOI: 10.1063/1.3034428

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The Astron experimental facility recently reached a milestone when its E layer, a cylinder of rotating relativistic electrons, produced 5% of the current density needed to make a linear magnetic bottle for controlled fusion. The first stage of a new injection accelerator was authorized by AEC this spring; the accelerator will ultimately be capable of building up the E layer to 100%.

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Volume 20, Number 8

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