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Perhapsatron

The Perhapsatron was an early fusion power device based on the pinch concept in the 1950s. Conceived by James (Jim) Tuck while working at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), he whimsically named the device on the chance that it might, perhaps, be able to create fusion reactions.

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Perhapsatron

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples11
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Perhapsatron

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related to Z-pinch goes out of favor · 11
Perhapsatron → Another, By, Columbus, Los Alamos, Meanwhile, Over, The, Tuck, UK, Z-pinch, ZETA

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plasma pinch tuck fusion concept would los alamos work device energy used devices concepts first quickly magnetic field current tube

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorThe0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorAnother0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorLos Alamos0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorColumbus0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorMeanwhile0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorZETA0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorUK0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorBy0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorZ-pinch0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorTuck0.60section
Perhapsatronrelated to Z-pinch goes out of favorOver0.60section

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