A Short Communication on Progress and Problems of ITER Fusion Project

Bulletin of Pure and Applied Science 41 (2):111-115 (2022)
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Abstract

In recent years, it becomes clear that ITER project in France, as one of the largest experimental fusion reactors underway, is far away from achieving net energy production. In this review article, we presented a short communication this week with Robert Neil Boyd, a senior physicist who happens to have his own working design of fusion reactor in the past. We hope that this transcript of our communication with him (as per 15-17th Nov. 2021) may be found useful for younger scientists.

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