Stability of fusion target concepts on Z

Mark Herrmann(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), M. E. Cuneo(Sandia National Laboratories California), E. M. Waisman(Sandia National Laboratories), M. Jobe(Sandia National Laboratories California), Christopher Jennings(Sandia National Laboratories California), Derek C. Lamppa(Sandia National Laboratories California), R. D. McBride(University of Michigan), S. A. Slutz(Sandia National Laboratories California), D. B. Sinars(Sandia National Laboratories), Gerard Torres(Sandia National Laboratories California), Todd Peters(Sandia National Laboratories California), A. B. Sefkow(Sandia National Laboratories California), C. W. Nakhleh(Sandia National Laboratories California), R. W. Lemke(Sandia National Laboratories), D. C. Rovang(Sandia National Laboratories California), Raymond Cecil Mock(Sandia National Laboratories California), Matthew Martin(Sandia National Laboratories California), J. L. McKenney(Sandia National Laboratories)
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September 1, 2012
10.2172/1055913
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