In recent years, many different plans have been considered to use the nuclear energy gained from inertial confinement fusion (ICF) as attempts to obtain high energy efficiencies. In conventional ICF methods, a small amount (about mg) of the deuterium–tritium compound is confined in a small spherical chamber of a few millimeters in radius and compressed by laser or heavy ion beams with powers in...

The Lawson criterion is a key concept in the pursuit of fusion energy, relating fuel density $n$, pulse duration $\tau$ or energy confinement time $\tau_E$, and temperature $T$ to gain $Q$ plasma. purpose this paper explain review provide compilation achieved parameters for broad range historical contemporary experiments. Although focuses on criterion, it only one many equally important factors...