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Schematic view of a Tokamak fusion reactor [1]

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Fig. 1: Schematic view of a Tokamak fusion reactor [1]
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Neutron diffraction is among the scientific techniques available at nuclear research reactors. A particular application of neutron diffraction is the analysis of residual stresses in crystalline materials. The basic principles of the method are described and the unique capabilities of the method are pointed out. The High Flux Reactor HFR is one of...
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