Nuclear Fusion: Why is spherical magnetic confinement not used instead of tokamaks in nuclear fusion? – physics.stackexchange.com

Nuclear Fusion: Why is spherical magnetic confinement not used instead of tokamaks in nuclear fusion? – physics.stackexchange.com

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In nuclear fusion, the goal is to create and sustain (usually with magnetic fields) a high-temperature and high-pressure environment enough to output more energy than put in. Tokamaks (donut shape) ...

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