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Stellarator

A stellarator is a fusion power device that confines plasma using external magnets. It is one of many types of magnetic confinement fusion devices, and among the first to be invented. The name "stellarator" refers to stars because fusion mostly occurs in stars such as the Sun. It is one of the earliest human-designed fusion power devices.

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Stellarator

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related to Tokamak surge · 24
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related to Inherent problems · 17
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related to Configurations · 5
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Stellarator → fusion power device that confines plasma using external magnets, inherently steady-state machine

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Stellaratoris afusion power device that confines plasma using external magnets0.90text
Stellaratoris ainherently steady-state machine0.90text
the Suninstance ofrefers to stars because fusion mostly occurs in stars0.80text
W7-Xinstance ofThe edge magnetic structure in quasi--omnigenous and helically symmetric stellarators0.80text
HSXinstance ofThe edge magnetic structure in quasi--omnigenous and helically symmetric stellarators0.80text
impacts particle fuelinginstance ofThe edge magnetic structure in quasi--omnigenous and helically symmetric stellarators0.80text
exhaustinstance ofThe edge magnetic structure in quasi--omnigenous and helically symmetric stellarators0.80text
Stellaratorrelated to ConfigurationsSeveral0.60section
Stellaratorrelated to ConfigurationsFigure-80.60section
Stellaratorrelated to ConfigurationsThe Princeton Model0.60section
Stellaratorrelated to ConfigurationsIt0.60section
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