Inertial electrostatic confinement | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-01-13

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00:00:28 1 Mechanism
00:01:12 2 History
00:01:20 2.1 1930s
00:01:38 2.2 1950s
00:02:37 2.3 1960s
00:03:57 2.4 1980s
00:04:32 2.5 1990s
00:06:10 2.6 2000s
00:07:55 2.7 2010s
00:08:45 3 Designs with cage
00:08:54 3.1 Fusor
00:10:20 3.2 POPS
00:11:32 4 Designs with fields
00:11:53 4.1 Polywell
00:12:32 4.2 Penning trap
00:13:21 4.3 Marble
00:14:16 4.4 MIX
00:14:41 4.5 Magnetically Insulated
00:14:56 5 General criticism
00:16:14 5.1 Thermalization
00:17:11 5.2 Radiation
00:17:50 5.3 Core focus
00:18:58 5.4 Brillouin limit
00:19:59 6 Commercial applications
00:20:30 7 Devices
00:20:39 7.1 Government and commercial
00:22:07 7.2 Universities
00:23:17 8 See also
00:23:26 9 Patents



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Inertial electrostatic confinement is a branch of fusion research that uses an electric field to elevate a plasma to fusion conditions. Electric fields can do work on charged particles (either ions or electrons), heating/confining them to fusion conditions. This is typically done in a sphere, with material moving radially inward, but can also be done in a cylindrical or beam geometry. The electric field can be generated using a wire grid  or a non-neutral plasma cloud.