/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15061089
i'm of the same perspective, one can try to force a plasma like stellarator or tokamak and get btfo with wear and tear because math cant into high order navier stokes, or they can let it fall into the desired configuration all by itself, much more elegant

>>15046253
>https://www.ft.com/content/4b6f0fab-66ef-4e33-adec-cfc345589dc7
>financial times
>paywall

I get it, sci is the most blue pilled normie board on the chans, but please post links to archives

https://archive.vn/szeNj

>>15046867
My money is on boron proton laser driven fusion as it seems to me to be the most elegant solution to inertial confinement, you cant contain something as quantum jumpy and volatile as plasma by brute forcing it from the outside in a tokamak, the plasmoid route however allows the plasma to align itself

>>15046888
>>15046950
Is there any handhold in non linear optics and optical phase conjugation that could hope to boost this?