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I'm surprised that the paper by Joel Roberts presented at IEC 2009 has not generated more discussion. The paper is an independent analysis of a poylwell using a credible particle in cell approach. The analysis is very encouraging on a number of points, including his conclusion that "Polywell remains a prime contender to solve theworld’s energy crisis". His analysis indicates that the diameter for a breakeven poylwell on DD would be about 1.3 meters and in general indicates the fundamental concept is feasible. I encourage a good look at this paper.
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/static/TALKS/1 ... elroge.pdf

rschaffer8 wrote:I'm surprised that the paper by Joel Roberts presented at IEC 2009 has not generated more discussion. The paper is an independent analysis of a poylwell using a credible particle in cell approach. The analysis is very encouraging on a number of points, including his conclusion that "Polywell remains a prime contender to solve theworld’s energy crisis". His analysis indicates that the diameter for a breakeven poylwell on DD would be about 1.3 meters and in general indicates the fundamental concept is feasible. I encourage a good look at this paper.
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/static/TALKS/1 ... elroge.pdf

I get a 404 error when I try to access it.

Diogenes wrote:

rschaffer8 wrote:I'm surprised that the paper by Joel Roberts presented at IEC 2009 has not generated more discussion. The paper is an independent analysis of a poylwell using a credible particle in cell approach. The analysis is very encouraging on a number of points, including his conclusion that "Polywell remains a prime contender to solve theworld’s energy crisis". His analysis indicates that the diameter for a breakeven poylwell on DD would be about 1.3 meters and in general indicates the fundamental concept is feasible. I encourage a good look at this paper.
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/static/TALKS/1 ... elroge.pdf

I get a 404 error when I try to access it.

Remove the closing [/url], i.e., try http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/static/TALKS/1 ... elroge.pdf

The paper can be found at http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/iec2009/agenda
It's the 12:05 paper chaired by Rick Nebel.

http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/static/TALKS/1 ... elroge.pdf

or paste the following to your browser:
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/static/TALKS/1 ... elroge.pdf

rschaffer8 wrote:I'm surprised that the paper by Joel Roberts presented at IEC 2009 has not generated more discussion.

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