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Fusion power: the transition from fundamental science to fusion reactor engineering

R.F. Post

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The historical development of fusion research is outlined. The basics of fusion power along with fuel cost and advantages of fusion are discussed. Some quantitative requirements for fusion power are described. (MOW)

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The historical development of fusion research is outlined. The basics of fusion power along with fuel cost and advantages of fusion are discussed. Some quantitative requirements for fusion power are described. (MOW)

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The historical development of fusion research is outlined. The basics of fusion power along with fuel cost and advantages of fusion are discussed. Some quantitative requirements for fusion power are described. (MOW)

Key concepts: Fusion power, Fusion, Nuclear engineering, Power (physics), Process engineering, Computer science, Materials science, Engineering

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