AAWSAP DIRD, Advanced Nuclear Propulsion for Manned Deep Space Missions, March 2010
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UNCLASSIFIED//Pelt eFFl@IAL l:ISIE 8HLY Figures Figure 1. Ignition With 107-Ampere GeV Proton Beam ......................................... 11 Figure 13. The Superconducting Toroidal Capacitor and Its Discharge Onto the Figure 15. With Increasing Pressure, Electron-Bridges are Formed Between Figure 2. Pure Deuterium Fusion Explosion Ignited With an Intense Ion Beam ... 14 Figure 3. Screening of the Spacecraft................................................................... 14 Figure 4. Superconducting "Atomic" Spaceship.................................................... 15 Figure 5. Argon Ion Laser Igniter......................................................................... 17 Figure 6. Autocatalytic Thermonuclear Detonation Using a Soft X-ray ................. 18 Figure 7. Ordinary Marx Generator....................................................................... 21 Figure 8. Super Marx Generator ........................................................................... 21 Figure 9. Artist's Conception of a 1.5-km-Long Super Marx Generator ................. 21 Figure 10. Detail View of a Section of the Super Marx Generator ......................... 22 Figure 11. Injection of GeV - 10 MA Proton Beam ................................................ 22 Figure 12. Showing a Few Elements of the Super Marx Generator ....................... 22 Target.................................................................................................. 24 Figure 14. Explosives ........................................................................................... 26 Shells Inside Shells Melting Into Common Shells ................................ 26 Figure 16. p-d, Pressure ....................................................................................... 29 Figure 17. Inertial Confinement Fast-Ignition Configuration ................................ 30 Tables Table 1. The Charged Fusion Products of a Detonation in Deuterium: Their Energy and Velocity .................................................................................. 5 Table 2. Critical Ignition Currents for Thermonuclear Reactions ............................ 8 UNCLASSIFIED//Felt 8Ffl@IAI: l:l&lii &PU.¥ iv