Particle accelerator for inducing contained particle collisions
OwnerEdward F. Janzowinventor
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A particle accelerator for inducing contained particle collisions. The particle accelerator includes two hollow dees of electrically conductive material which are separated and electrically insulated from each other. The dees are located between the poles of a strong magnet which generates a magnetic field through top and bottom sides of the dees. In addition, the dees are connected to an oscillator for providing an alternating voltage between the dees. The dees are located within a chamber containing a gas and/or vapor provided at a measurable pressure. Ions are accelerated in essentially spiral paths within the dees, and follow paths which may be both concentric and non-concentric with the dees whereby collisions are produced between accelerated ions and gas or vapor atoms contained within the chamber, as well as between pairs of accelerated ions following different paths. The particle collisions within the chamber produces neutrons, generates energy, and performs other useful functions associated with the interaction of particles.
A particle accelerator comprising:
A method of inducing collisions between particles comprising the steps of:
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