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[en] Neutral beams, which effectively heat and fuel mirror reactors, provide high-energy particles that readily cross magnetic fields to penetrate, heat, and fuel confined plasmas. The potential reliability, efficiency, and cost of large neutral-beam injectors make them desirable components of an operating mirror reactor. Because neutral beams are a poor source of low-energy particles, some other means of fueling large Tokamaks is needed
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Princeton Univ., N.J. (USA); Department of Energy, Washington, D.C. (USA). Office of Fusion Energy; p. 27-34; Mar 1978; p. 27-34; Workshop on fusion fueling; Princeton, NJ, USA; 1 - 3 Nov 1977
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