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CMTX (Colliding Micro-Tori eXperiment)
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Summary
Colliding Micro-Tori eXperiment at The Aerospace Corporation, directed by John Brandenburg. Continuation of TRISOPS — machine moved from University of Miami to Lanham, Maryland in 1997. Goal: reproduce and move beyond TRISOPS results. Two counter-rotating spheromaks created by Conical Theta Pinches collide, stagnate, and are compressed by pulsed mirror coil. Spin stabilizes tilt instability. Reported at APS DPP 1998.
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What is CMTX (Colliding Micro-Tori eXperiment)? ▾
Colliding Micro-Tori eXperiment at The Aerospace Corporation, directed by John Brandenburg. Continuation of TRISOPS — machine moved from University of Miami to Lanham, Maryland in 1997. Goal: reproduce and move beyond TRISOPS results. Two counter-rotating spheromaks created by Conical Theta Pinches collide, stagnate, and are compressed by pulsed mirror coil. Spin stabilizes tilt instability. Reported at APS DPP 1998.
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CMTX (Colliding Micro-Tori eXperiment) is directly connected to 3 entities in the network graph, including TRISOPS, Texatron™ Fusion Platform, John E. Brandenburg. These connections represent documented relationships such as machine moved to / continued by, evolved into, directed. Explore the full network using the interactive graph for complete relationship mapping.