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The Fed-Intor Activity

Weston M. Stacey, M.A. Abdou, D.B. Montgomery, J.M. Rawls, J. Schmidt, Thomas E. Shannon, Richard J. Thome

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A set of critical technical issues affecting near-term tokamak reactors has been addressed by a broad cross section of the U.S. fusion community. The results of this work have guided the evolution of an improved concept for a tokamak experimental reactor. An overview of a two-volume report is presented.

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A set of critical technical issues affecting near-term tokamak reactors has been addressed by a broad cross section of the U.S. fusion community. The results of this work have guided the evolution of an improved concept for a tokamak experimental reactor. An overview of a two-volume report is presented.

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A set of critical technical issues affecting near-term tokamak reactors has been addressed by a broad cross section of the U.S. fusion community. The results of this work have guided the evolution of an improved concept for a tokamak experimental reactor. An overview of a two-volume report is presented.

Key concepts: Tokamak, Fusion power, Nuclear engineering, Work (physics), Set (abstract data type), Computer science, Engineering, Physics

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