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Abbreviations and AcronymsAacACPADSAEAECLAFMAGILEAIALARAALISIAANSAPATAPDASATATASDEXASDEX-Ualternating currentactivated corrosion productaccelerator-driven systemAlfvén eigenmodeAtomic Energy of Canada Limitedatomic force microscopyAstrorivelatore Gamma ad Immagini Leggeroartificial intelligenceas-low-as-reasonably achievableAssessment of Liquid Salts for Innovative ApplicationsAmerican Nuclear SocietyAgency for Environmental Protection and Technical Services (Italy)avalanche photodiodeangular scanningadvanced tokamakadvanced torusAxisymmetric Divertor Experiment - Garching - GermanyAxisymmetric Divertor Experiment Upgrade - Garching - GermanyBBAEBAE-CAPBDBABGBNCTBOLBRBTNMbeta-induced Alfvén eigenmodebeta-induced Alfvén eigenmode - continuum accumulation pointBeyond Design Basis Accidentbreeding gainboron neutron capture therapybeginning of lifebreeding ratiobeta normalisedCCAMCAPEC/ECEACERNCFCCFDCFL-RALCHFCICCcontrolled amount of matterCoordinated Action for Pan-European Transport and Environmentcalculation/experimentCommissariat à l’Energie Atomique - FranceOrganisation Europeénne pour la Recherche Nucléaire- Genevacarbon fibre compositecomputational fluid dynamicCentral Laser Facility - Rutherford Appleton Laboratory - UKcritical heat fluxcable-in-conduit conductor192
2007CITECCNRCPSCRDMCRPPCSCSUCSZCTSCVCSCVDItalian Committee for Plants with Complex TechnologiesConsiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (National Research Council) - Italycapillary porous systemcontrol rod drive mechanismCentre de Recherches en Physique des Plasmas - Villigen - Switzerlandcentral solenoidClose Support Unitcalcia-stabilised zirconiacollective Thomson scatteringchemical volume control systemchemical vapour depositionDDBADBMSDCRDEMODCLLD&DDLdpaDPSDDIII-DDVDWdesign basis accidentDatabase Management Systemdesign change requestdemonstration/prototype reactordual coolant lithium-leaddraining & dryingdome linerdisplacements per atomdigital pulse shape discriminationDoublet III - D-shape. Tokamak at General Atomics - San Diego - USAdivertordrift waveEEAFEASEASYEBBTFECECH&CDECEECRECRHECT/TCTECWGBEDAEDIPOEFDAEFITEuropean Activation FileEuropean Advanced SuperconductorEuropean Activation SystemEuropean Breeding Blanket Test Facilityelectron cyclotronelectron cyclotron heating & current drive systemelectron cyclotron emissionelectron cyclotron resonanceelectron cyclotron resonance heatinglow-resolution emission and transmission tomographyelectron cyclotron wave Gaussian beamEngineering Design ActivitiesEFDA DipoleEuropean <strong>Fusion</strong> Development Agreementequilibrium fitting code193
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PROGRESS REPORT2007Nuclear Fusion a
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ContentsPART I - FUSION PROGRAMME 7
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Fusion Programme2007 Progress Repor
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Fusion ProgrammeTable 1.I - Summary
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Fusion ProgrammeFollowing a Europea
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Fusion Programmen e (10 20 m -3 )3.
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Fusion ProgrammeRange (mm)593583573
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Fusion ProgrammeIntroductionDuring
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Fusion Programme5.1 Outline and Ove
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5. Inertial Fusion2007 Progress Rep
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Fission TechnologyAcceleration m/s
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Fission Technology232.73 mm (17 pin
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Fission Technology1.23 e+001.17 e+0
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Fission TechnologyZ(m)1.00.80.60.40
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