Magnetized Target Fusion: Prospects for low-cost fusion energy Richard E. Siemona, Peter J. Turchia, Daniel C. Barnesa, James H. Degnanb, Paul Parksc, Dmitri D. Ryutovd, Francis Y. Thioe a) Los Alamos National Laboratory

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