Explore the intricacies of thermonuclear fusion in an equilibrium Z pinch through this comprehensive seminar presented as part of the HEDS Seminar Series. Delivered by Uri Shumlak on September 23rd, 2021, this hour-long lecture delves into cutting-edge research and developments in high energy density science. Gain insights into the principles, challenges, and potential applications of Z pinch technology in achieving controlled fusion reactions. Discover how this innovative approach contributes to the broader field of fusion energy research and its implications for future clean energy solutions.
Overview
Syllabus
HEDS | Thermonuclear Fusion in an Equilibrium Z Pinch
Taught by
Inside Livermore Lab
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