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    "abstract": "A radioactive waste transmutation system based extensively on existing\nnuclear power technology is presented. By replacing the control rods with\nneutron sources, we could maintain good power distribution and perform\nlong-lived waste burning in high flux subcritical reactors. The design is based\non a small pressurized water reactor, fission electric cell (FEC),\ntarget-distributed accelerator (TDA) and power monitoring system with in-core\ngamma-ray detectors, now under development in several countries. The TDA, in\nwhich an FEC electric field compensates for lost beam energy in the target,\noffers a new approach to obtain large neutron fluxes. The analysis takes into\nconsideration a wide range of TDA design aspects including the wave model of\nobserved relativistic phenomena, in-core microwave power source, the FEC with a\nmultistage collector (anode) and layered cathode.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0401015",
    "authors": [
      "Anatoly Blanovsky"
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      "physics.acc-ph"
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    "title": "Nuclear Waste Transmutation in Subcritical Reactors Driven by   Target-Distributed Accelerators",
    "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0401015"
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