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English: Scyllac was the ultimate development of LANL's series of theta-pinch machines. The last "C" referred to its "continuous" nature, consisting of a series of short theta-pinch machines arranged into a ring. |
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| Source | https://energy.gov/articles/photo-week-what-you-needed-contain-100-million-degree-plasma-100-millionths-second-1974 |
| Author | Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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