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Sign in to savethumb|360x360px|Example of a stellarator design, as used in the [[Wendelstein 7-X experiment:
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28 sectionsContents
- History
- Previous work
- Stellarator
- Matterhorn
- Early devices
- Model C
- Other approaches
- Tokamak surge
- Stellarator returns
- 2000-
- Transport losses
- Divertor
- Private sector
- Concepts
- Requirements for fusion
- Magnetic confinement
- Stellarator
- Alternative designs
- Heating
- Inherent problems
- Plasma heating
- Configurations
- See also
- Notes
- References
- Citations
- Bibliography
- External links
thumb|360x360px|Example of a stellarator design, as used in the Wendelstein 7-X experiment:
A series of magnet coils (blue) surrounds the plasma (yellow). A magnetic field line is highlighted in green on the yellow plasma surface.
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