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Playing the “bad guy” to enhance next-generation safety
Sometimes, cops and robbers is more than just a kid’s game. At the Department of Energy’s national laboratories, researchers are channeling their inner saboteurs to discover vulnerabilities in next-generation nuclear reactors, making sure that they’re as safe as possible before they’re even constructed.
André L. Rogister
Fusion Science and Technology | Volume 45 | Number 2 | March 2004 | Pages 338-345
Technical Paper | Plasma and Fusion Energy Physics - Anomalous Transport | doi.org/10.13182/FST04-A499
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Most experts consider that anomalous energy and particle transport in fusion devices are due to low frequency waves whose free energy sources are the equilibrium gradients and the associated drifts across the confining magnetic field (drift waves). We consider successively the cases where k