Journal of Applied Physics · 1959 · 58 citations · 3 references
Electrical EngineeringDielectricsOrthogonal Electric FieldEngineeringGlow DischargeNonthermal PlasmaDielectric ConstantsIonized GasGas Discharge PlasmaElectrical Insulation
Very high dielectric constants can easily be achieved by means of an ionized gas in a strong magnetic field. When an orthogonal electric field is applied, the resultant particle drift stores electrical energy. In a coaxial capacitor, which makes use of a rotating plasma disk, dielectric constants in the range 106 to 108 have been measured. The potential usefulness of hydromagnetic capacitors in fast-discharge work is considered.
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Neutron Production in Linear Deuterium Pinches
Oscar A. Anderson, William R. Baker, Stirling A. Colgate et al. · Physical Review · 1958 · 128 citations