Fusion

Weston M. Stacey is Professor of Nuclear Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. His career spans more than 40 years of research and teaching in nuclear reactor physics, fusion plasma physics and fusion and fission reactor conceptual design. He led the IAEA INTOR Workshop (1979-88) that led to the present ITER project, for which he was awarded the US Department of Energy Distinguished Associate Award and two Department of Energy Certificates of Appreciation. Professor Stacey is a Fellow of the American Nuclear Society and of the American Physical Society. He is the recipient of several prizes, among them the American Nuclear Society Seaborg Medal for Nuclear Research and the Wigner Reactor Physics Award, and the author of six previous books and numerous research papers.

1. Introduction
2. Basic Properties
3. Equilibrium and Transport
4. Confinement
5. Plasma Heating and Current Drive
6. Plasma-Wall Interaction
7. Magnetics
8. Transient Electromagnetics
9. Interaction of Radiation with Matter
10. Primary Energy Conversion and Tritium Breeding Blanket
11. Tritium and Vacuum
12. Fusion Reactors
Appendices
A. Physical Constants
B. Conversion Factors

"It is, however, a good introduction to the field, especially for advanced students in engineering sciences." (Contemporary Physics, 6 November 2011)