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stellarator
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stellarator [ˈstɛləˌreɪtə]
n
(Physics / General Physics) Physics an apparatus used in research into thermonuclear reactions, consisting of a toroidal vessel designed so that a plasma may be contained within it by a helical magnetic field. The magnetic field is produced by current carrying coils
[from stellar + (gener)ator]
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