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A new scheme to produce very low emittance muon beams using a positron beam of about
45 GeV interacting on electrons on target is presented. One of the innovative topics to be …

Several experimental facilities, mainly focused on nuclear fusion applications, propose
lithium as main coolant and/or tritium breeder material, limiter or divertor for its …

Abstract The Advanced Fusion Neutron Source (A-FNS) project is progressing at the QST
Rokkasho institute, Japan. The A-FNS will conduct fusion neutron irradiation tests of …

Recovery of tritium from plasma-facing components in fusion devices will be vital to future
full-scale operation. Liquid, low-Z materials have demonstrated many inherent advantages …

In this paper we investigate the production of a muon beam by positrons on target. We
describe the characteristics of the muon beam as produced by different target configurations …

The corrosion induced by alkali metals in steels has been the subject of long decades of
intense studies under both nuclear fission and fusion research programs. Li or its eutectic Pb …

As part of the engineering validation and engineering design activities (EVEDA) phase for
the international fusion materials irradiation facility IFMIF, major elements of a lithium target …

For the demonstration of fusion power plant technology, DEMO dedicated materials are
necessary to cope with the harsh environment of high energy neutrons. For this purpose, the …

As lithium has grown in popularity as a plasma-facing material, efforts have been placed on
examining its viability as a first wall candidate. Lithium has proven over numerous studies to …