I need not to put any effort for understanding for example in Focus Fusion device if we have the potential difference 45kV, copper ions produced as result of anode's erosion and bombarding cathode’s parts or other nearby parts, will have 45 keV or 90 keV or 135 keV (less probable) ...Giorgio wrote:The discussion was much more complex than what you are trying to describe with your post. Anyhow, this really is not important as I am not anymore willing to feed these discussions until you will show that you are ready to put some effort in understanding one's position.
Looking at this very simple device complexity you was disagreed with me claiming that I can not apply even Newton's Laws correctly.
Here in this thread you have assumed that for Polywell it would be interesting to use quadrupole magnets widely used in the accelerating technics for so-called "strong focusing". On my very logical question: "How are you going to use axially symmetric magnets in spherical device?" you have accused me in mixing of terms and again misunderstanding of very basic things.
Actually, I can make some efforts to teach you something that I know absolutely for free. Naturally, in case of your interest. And no interest - no study.
But the person for whom months are required to understand how works the pinch, can not accuse me in misunderstanding of elementary things.