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The Fusion Science Research Plan for the Major U.S. Tokamaks |
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| Authors: | George H. Neilson Jr. Benjamin A. Carreras Daniel A. D'Ippolito Otto Gruber Mitsuru Kikuchi Kevin McGuire Douglass E. Post James D. Callen Patrick H. Diamond Kenneth W. Gentle E. Bickford Hooper Earl S. Marmar Cynthia Kieras Phillips Tony S. Taylor |
| Affiliation: | (1) Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA;(2) Lodestar Research Corporation, USA;(3) Max Planck Institut fur Plasmaphysik, USA;(4) Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute, USA;(5) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, USA;(6) ITER Joint Central Team, USA;(7) University of Wisconsin, USA;(8) University of California at, San Diego, USA;(9) University of Texas at, Austin, USA;(10) Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA;(11) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA;(12) General Atomics, USA |
| Abstract: | This is the May 1996 report of a subpanel of the US Department of Energy Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC), charged with conducting a review of the progress, priorities and potential near-term contributions of TFTR, DIII-D and Alcator C-MOD (and other facilities as appropriate) as part of the transition to a Fusion Energy Sciences Program and produce an optimum plan for obtaining the most scientific benefit from them. |
| Keywords: | Fusion science fusion major facilities tokamaks |
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