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Modeling Hydrogen Transport and Trapping in Vacancy Clusters: Application to the ITER-Like Monoblocks
Nanovoid creation in tungsten is the primary cause of the formation and growth of hydrogen nanobubbles, which may induce macroscopic crack and blister formation at the surfaces of plasma facing components. This work focuses on the modeling of hydrogen transport and trapping in vacancy clusters withi
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