Rocket-driven liners for fusion triggers and for very-high-density reactors
J.G. Linhart
Abstract
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J.G. Linhart
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A simple theory of liner propulsion by material removed from the outer surface of the liner is outlined. It is shown that such liners should be able to compress and heat fusionable targets up to values of interest for pulsed thermonuclear fusion. Several conditions necessary for the achievement of fusion-power generation are discussed.
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A simple theory of liner propulsion by material removed from the outer surface of the liner is outlined. It is shown that such liners should be able to compress and heat fusionable targets up to values of interest for pulsed thermonuclear fusion. Several conditions necessary for the achievement of fusion-power generation are discussed.
Key concepts: Thermonuclear fusion, Nuclear engineering, Fusion power, Fusion, Rocket (weapon), Propulsion, Materials science, Rocket engine