Lecture

Fusion Energy: Physics of Tokamaks

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Description

This lecture introduces the physics of tokamaks, focusing on the ITER Project as a crucial step towards practical fusion energy. It covers the potential of fusion reactions for sustainable energy production and the challenges ahead. Topics include angular momentum, center of mass movement, and terrestrial dynamics.

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Plasma physics: Fusion power

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