An article written by Howard Morland about this technology was the subject of the 1979 court case US vs. Progressive.  
An article written by Howard Morland about this technology was the subject of the 1979 court case US vs. Progressive.  A successful run of it was nicknamed "Castle Bravo," and was based on a model developed by Stanislaw Ulam. The "Layer-Cake" model for this invention was developed by Andrei Sakharov. A successful run of this weapon was done at Christmas Island. The "father" of this weapon was Edward Teller. For 10 points, name this thermonuclear weapon which relies on the fusion of deuterium and tritium, and was developed after the USSR succeeded in making an atomic bomb.
An article written by Howard Morland about this technology was the subject of the 1979 court case US vs. Progressive.  
Hydrogen bomb [prompt on "thermonuclear weapons" until mentioned; do not prompt or accept "atomic bomb" at any point; prompt on just "bomb"]