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Fusion (Lawson) for a radon test
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the recipe for a star on Earth
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To get more fusion energy out than you put in, a plasma must be hot enough, dense enough, and confined long enough — captured together in the triple product n·τ·T. The Lawson criterion sets the threshold for ignition, where the fusion self-heats. Crossing it, at over 100 million degrees, is the decades-long goal of tokamaks and laser fusion.
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Triple product1.50e+21
Fraction of ignition50%
Statussub-ignition
Governing equation
Reading this result: Sub-ignition at 50% — the plasma leaks heat faster than fusion replaces it, so raise density, confinement time, or temperature to close the gap.
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