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physics.plasm-ph202229 cited

Wave-Supported Hybrid Fast-Thermal p-B Fusion

E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs, N. J. Fisch

The possibility of fusion ignition in proton-Boron plasma is strongly enhanced if the energy from the fusion-produced particles is channeled to fast protons, but in an e…

physics.plasm-ph2021

Generalized Impurity Pinch in Partially Magnetized Multi-Ion Plasma

M. E. Mlodik, E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs +1

In a two-ion-species plasma with disparate ion masses, heavy ions tend to concentrate in the low-temperature region of collisionally magnetized plasma and in the high-temperature r…

physics.plasm-ph2021

Natural Hot Ion Modes in a Rotating Plasma

E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs, M. E. Mlodik +1

In steady state, the fuel cycle of a fusion plasma requires inward particle fluxes of fuel ions. These particle flows are also accompanied by heating. In the case of classical tran…

physics.plasm-ph2020

Nonresonant Diffusion in Alpha Channeling

Ian E. Ochs, Nathaniel J. Fisch

The gradient of fusion-born alpha particles that arises in a fusion reactor can be exploited to amplify waves, which cool the alpha particles while diffusively extracting them from…

physics.plasm-ph20204 cited

Trace Impurity Transport in Multi-Species Plasmas with Large Particle Fluxes

E. Litvinova Mitra, E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs +3

A burning fusion plasma has a large inwards flux of fuel and outwards flux of ash. Existing impurity transport theories do not account for a steady-state environment of such large…

physics.plasm-ph20209 cited

Heat Pump via Charge Incompressibility in a Collisional Magnetized Multi-Ion Plasma

M. E. Mlodik, E. J. Kolmes, I. E. Ochs +1

Stratification due to ion-ion friction in a magnetized multiple-ion species plasma is shown to be accompanied by a heat pump effect, identified for the first time here, transferrin…