A new geometry called the inverse thetatron is described in detail. The dynamics of the plasma motion are calculated using a simple momentum balance theory and measured experimentally. Preliminary results show that good symmetry and useful plasma speeds and displacement may be attained with this geometry thus alleviating the electrode problems common to other hard-core pinch geometries.
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