A high-current density contact ionization source for heavy-ion fusion

A high-current density contact ionization source for heavy-ion fusion

Heavy ion fusion (HIF) sources will be low-emittance, high current (0.5-1 A), and suitable for injection into a multiple beam induction linac, where the diameter of each beam aperture at the beginning of the accelerator is 3-6 cm. Practical transport limits involved in matching the beam to the accel...

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