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John Sheffield Thomas M. Antonsen Jr. Lee A. Berry Michael R. Brown Jill P. Dahlburg Ronald C. Davidson Martin Greenwald Chris C. Hegna William McCurdy David E. Newman Claudio Pellegrini Cynthia K. Phillips Douglass E. Post Marshall N. Rosenbluth Thomas C. Simonen James Van Dam 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2000,19(3-4):229-244
This Panel was set up by the Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) at its November 2000 meeting for the purpose of addressing questions from the Department of Energy concerning the theory and computing/simulation program of the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences. Although the Panel primarily addressed programmatic questions, it acknowledges that the theory and computing in fusion energy sciences has a stellar record of research successes. (A recent FESAC report entitled Opportunities in the Fusion Energy Sciences Program listed a number of theory and computing research highlights.) Last year the National Research Council performed an assessment of the quality of the fusion energy sciences program—including theory and computing—and concluded that the quality of its research is on a par with that of other leading areas of contemporary physical science. 相似文献
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Charles Baker Stewart Prager Mohamed Abdou Lee Berry Riccardo Betti Vincent Chan Darren Craig Jill Dahlburg Ronald Davidson James Drake Richard Hawryluk David Hill Amanda Hubbard Grant Logan Earl Marmar Michael Mauel Kathryn McCarthy Scott Parker Ned Sauthoff Ronald Stambaugh Michael Ulrickson James Van Dam Glen Wurden Michael Zarnstorff Steven Zinkle 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2005,24(1-2):13-114
In October 2003, Dr. Raymond Orbach, Director of the Department of Energy’s Office of Science, issued a charge to the Fusion
Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) “to identify the major science and technology issues that need to be addressed,
recommend how to organize campaigns to address these issues, and recommend the priority order for these campaigns.” The sections
in this report document the results of the Panel’s work. The first two sections describe the concepts of the overarching themes,
topical scientific questions, and campaigns. The next six sections (Sections 3–8) describe in detail the six scientific campaigns.
Section 9 describes some important enabling research activities necessary for the campaigns. Sections 10–12 describe the overarching
themes, which provide a crosscutting perspective of the activities in the six campaigns. Finally, the Panel’s recommendations
are set forth in Section 13. The charge letter to the panel is provided as Appendix A; the FESAC response letter is provided
as Appendix D. 相似文献
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Rulon Linford Riccardo Betti Jill Dahlburg James Asay Michael Campbell Phillip Colella Jeffrey Freidberg Jeremy Goodman David Hammer Joseph Hoagland Steve Jardin John Lindl Grant Logan Keith Matzen Gerald Navratil Arthur Nobile John Sethian John Sheffield Mark Tillack Jon Weisheit 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2003,22(2):93-126
This is the final report of a panel set up by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) in response to a charge letter from Dr. Ray Orbach (Appendix A). In that letter, Dr. Orbach asked FESAC for an assessment of the present status of inertial fusion energy (IFE) research carried out in contributing programs. These programs include the heavy ion (HI) beam, the high average power laser (HAPL), and Z-Pinch drivers and associated technologies, including fast ignition (FI). This report, presented to FESAC on March 29, 2004, and subsequently approved by them (Appendix B), presents FESAC's response to that charge. 相似文献
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Jeffrey P. Freidberg Herbert L. Berk Riccardo Betti Jill P. Dahlburg E. Bickford Hooper Dale M. Meade Gerald Navratil William M. Nevins Masayuki Ono Francis W. Perkins Stewart Prager Kurt Schoenburg Tony S. Taylor Nermin A. Uckan 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2000,19(3-4):245-292
This is the report of a panel set up by the U.S. Department of Energy Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) in response to a charge letter on October 5, 2000, from Dr. Mildred Dresselhaus, then Director of the DOE's Office of Science. In that letter, Dr. Dresselhaus asked the FESAC to investigate the subject of burning plasma science. The report addresses several topics, including the scientific issues to be addressed by a burning plasma experiment and its major supporting elements, identification of issues that are generic to toroidal confinement, and the role of the Next-Step Options (NSO) Program. 相似文献
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Charles Baker Ronald Davidson Stephen Dean Jeffrey Freidberg John Sheffield 《Journal of Fusion Energy》1999,18(2):65-83
This report presents the results and recommendations of the deliberations of the DOE Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) Panel on Priorities and Balance, which met in Knoxville, TN, 18–21 August 1999. The Panel identified the achievement of a more integrated national program in magnetic fusion energy (MFE) and inertial fusion energy (IFE) as a major programmatic and policy goal for the years ahead. 相似文献
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Robert Goldston Mohamed Abdou Charles Baker Michael Campbell Vincent Chan Stephen Dean Amanda Hubbard Robert Iotti Thomas Jarboe John Lindl B. Grant Logan Kathryn McCarthy Farrokh Najmabadi Craig Olson Stewart Prager Ned Sauthoff John Sethian John Sheffield Steven Zinkle 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2002,21(2):61-111
This is the final report of a panel set up by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) in response to a charge letter dated September 10, 2002 from Dr. Ray Orbach, Director of the DOE's Office of Science. In that letter, Dr. Orbach asked FESAC to develop a plan with the end goal of the start of operation of a demonstration power plant in approximately 35 years. This report, submitted March 5, 2003, presents such a plan, leading to commercial application of fusion energy by mid-century. The plan is derived from the necessary features of a demonstration fusion power plant and from the time scale defined by President Bush. It identifies critical milestones, key decision points, needed major facilities and required budgets. The report also responds to a request from DOE to FESAC to describe what new or upgraded fusion facilities will best serve our purposes over a time frame of the next twenty years. 相似文献
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William. M. Nevins Michael Brown Vincent Chan Todd Ditmire Daniel D'Ippolito Daniel Dubin Martin Greenwald Alan Glasser William Kruer Michael Mauel Martha Redi Robert Rosner Carl Sovinec Edward Synakowski Richard Wolf 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2003,22(2):127-138
This is the final report of a Committee of Visitors (COV) set up by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC) in response to a charge letter from DOE Office of Science Director Raymond Orbach (Appendix A). In that letter, Dr. Orbach asked FESAC to assess matters pertaining to program decisions for the DOE's fusion theory and computation programs. This report, submitted to FESAC on March 29, 2004, and subsequently approved by them (Appendix B), presents FESACs response to that charge. 相似文献
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Richard E. Rowberg 《Journal of Fusion Energy》1999,18(1):29-46
This report reviews and analyzes the 42-year history of congressional deliberations over funding of the magnetic fusion research and development (R&D) program. That analysis provides the basis for an assessment about how the program might fare in the future as it proceeds in the direction of developing a long-term energy source from fusion. The assessment is presented as a series of questions that Congress may wish to address in determining the program's future. 相似文献
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Ned Sauthoff Charles Baker Dan Baker Roger Bengston Everett Bloom James Drake Andy Faltens Robert Granetz James Lyon Peter Mioduszewski William Nevins Dale Smith Michael Ulrickson James Van Dam Glen Wurden Kenneth Young 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2000,19(1):65-79
This report was prepared by a Working Group at the request of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fusion Energy Sciences in 1997. The report addresses technical opportunities for mutually beneficial collaboration between the United States and other international fusion research programs. A number of outstanding opportunities are discussed. 相似文献
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《Journal of Fusion Energy》2001,20(3):85-112
This panel was set up by the U.S. Department of Energy's Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee in response to a request from the department to prepare a strategy for the study of burning fusion plasmas. Experimental study of a burning plasma has long been a goal of the U.S. science-based fusion energy program. There is an overwhelming consensus among fusion scientists that we are now ready scientifically, and have the full technical capability, to embark on this step. The fusion community is prepared to construct a facility that will allow us to produce this new plasma state in the laboratory, uncover the new physics associated with the fusion burn, and develop and test new technology essential for fusion power. Given this background, the panel has produced a strategy to enable the United States to proceed with this crucial next step in fusion energy science. The strategy was constructed with awareness that the burning plasma program is only one major component in a comprehensive development plan for fusion energy. A strong core science and technology program focused on fundamental understanding, confinement configuration optimization, and the development of plasma and fusion technologies essential to the realization of fusion energy. The core program will also be essential to the successful guidance and exploitation of the burning plasma program, providing the necessary knowledge base and scientific workforce. 相似文献
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John Sheffield Mohamed Abdou Richard Briggs James Callen John Clarke Harold Forsen Katherine Gebbie Ingo Hoffman John Lindl Earl Marmar William Nevins Marshall Rosenbluth William Tang Ernest Valeo 《Journal of Fusion Energy》1999,18(4):195-211
This report presents the results and recommendations of the U. S. Department of Energy Fusion Energy Advisory Committee (FEAC) review of its Inertial Fusion Energy (IFE) program. The subpanel charged with the review was chaired by John Sheffield of Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The FEAC, to which the subpanel reported, was chaired by Robert Conn of the University of California at San Diego. 相似文献
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Realizing the Promise of Fusion Energy: Final Report of the Task Force on Fusion Energy, August 1999
Richard A. Meserve Ira Bernstein Edward Frieman Hermann Grunder Robert Hanflin Steven Koonin Lawrence Papay Stewart Prager Barrett Ripin Allen Sessoms 《Journal of Fusion Energy》1999,18(2):85-96
In December 1998, Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson asked the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board to form a Task Force on Fusion Energy to conduct a review of the Department's fusion energy technologies, both inertial and magnetic, and to provide recommendations as to the role of these technologies as part of a national fusion energy research program. This report reflects the Task Force's response to the request. 相似文献
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George H. Neilson Jr. Benjamin A. Carreras Daniel A. D'Ippolito Otto Gruber Mitsuru Kikuchi Kevin McGuire Douglass E. Post James D. Callen Patrick H. Diamond Kenneth W. Gentle E. Bickford Hooper Earl S. Marmar Cynthia Kieras Phillips Tony S. Taylor 《Journal of Fusion Energy》1999,18(3):117-160
This is the May 1996 report of a subpanel of the US Department of Energy Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee (FESAC), charged with conducting a review of the progress, priorities and potential near-term contributions of TFTR, DIII-D and Alcator C-MOD (and other facilities as appropriate) as part of the transition to a Fusion Energy Sciences Program and produce an optimum plan for obtaining the most scientific benefit from them. 相似文献
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Stephen O. Dean 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2006,25(1-2):35-43
Presentations from a Fusion Power Associates symposium, Fusion and Energy Policy, are summarized. The topics include an overview of U.S. Department of Energy policies, fusion strategies in Europe and Japan, plans for U.S. participation in the construction of ITER, status of construction of the National Ignition Facility and recent progress in all aspects of magnetic and inertial fusion. 相似文献
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Stephen O. Dean 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2008,27(3):149-153
The rationale for an expanded effort on the development of inertial fusion as an energy source is discussed. It is argued
that there should be a two-pronged, complementary approach to fusion energy development over the next two to three decades: (1) Magnetic Fusion (MFE) via ITER and the supporting magnetic domestic program
and (2) Inertial Fusion (IFE), a credible, affordable approach that exploits unique US strengths and current world leadership.
IFE is only a few years away from demonstration of single-shot ignition and fusion energy gain via NIF. Enhanced funding for
IFE R&D is needed in the near-term in order to prepare to expeditiously proceed beyond NIF to the energy application of inertial
fusion. 相似文献
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Jeffrey P. Freidberg Donald Batchelor Jeffrey Coderre Fred Driscoll Gail Glendinning Charles Greenfield David Hammer Michael Mauel Edward Ott John Sarff Edward Thomas Francois Waelbroeck Harold Weitzner Daniel Winske 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2004,23(4):237-261
This report summarizes the findings and recommendations of the second Committee of Visitors (COV) whose charge was to review the manner in which the U. S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fusion Energy Science (OFES) manages certain programs under its charter. The specific programs reviewed by this COV involve confinement innovation and basic plasma sciences. The charge letter from the Department of Energy is included as Appendix A. 相似文献
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Presentations from a Fusion Power Associates symposium, The Fusion Energy Option, are summarized. The topics include perspectives on fossil fuel reserves, fusion as a source for hydrogen production, status and plans for the development of inertial fusion, planning for the construction of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, status and promise of alternate approaches to fusion and the need for R&D now on fusion technologies. 相似文献
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Jill Dahlburg Steven L. Allen Riccardo Betti Stephen Knowlton Rajesh Maingi Gerald A. Navratil Steven A. Sabbagh John Sheffield James W. Van Dam Dennis Whyte 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2005,24(3-4):173-254
This is Volume 2 of a report of a panel established by the U.S. Department of Energy Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee
(FESAC) charged to review the three major U.S. fusion facilities. The Panel requested input from each of the three major U.S.
toroidal magnetic fusion facilities. The request included an invitation to each facility program director to provide a document
that addressed in detail the panel charge. This paper consists of the three documents that were received in response to that
request. 相似文献
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Samuel D. Harkness Charles C. Baker Mohamed A. Abdou John W. Davis William Hogan Gerald L. Kulcinski Michael Mauel Carl McHargue Robert Odette David A. Petti Paul Shewmon Stewart J. Zweben 《Journal of Fusion Energy》2000,19(1):45-64
This report presents the results and recommendations of the deliberations of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee Panel on the Review of the Fusion Materials Research Program carried out during 1998. Metrics evaluated included evidence of recognition, publications per worker, new people attracted to the work and significance of recent accomplishments. 相似文献