Fusion Physics

Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX)

An experiment using converging plasma jets to form a spherically converging liner for MTF/MIF. PLX succeeded FRCHX in the LANL FRC/MTF lineage.

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What is Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX)?
An experiment using converging plasma jets to form a spherically converging liner for MTF/MIF. PLX succeeded FRCHX in the LANL FRC/MTF lineage.
How does Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX) relate to other concepts?
Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX) is closely related to FRCHX. These relationships are documented in the research glossary and cross-referenced with primary source documents.
When did Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX) appear in the research timeline?
Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX) is referenced in 8 timeline events, including "Foundational FRC and MTF Research at LANL" (1975). The timeline provides chronological context for the development and application of this concept.
Which entities are associated with Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX)?
4 entities are associated with Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX) in the network graph, including Air Force Research Laboratory, Dr. Thomas Intrator, Dr. Glen A. Wurden. Explore the network graph for full relationship mapping.