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Just curious, is the basic polywell design patented or public domain ?
I mean just the basic 6 coil design, since some minor modifications/improvements to the basic design are probably patented.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_fusion
http://www.quantum-fusion.com/Cavitatio ... Fusion.pdf
It has nothing to do with polywell except "fusion", I just found it interesting. The second article is quite good except some ugly "confidential" sections.

I heard about a small tokamak that was made available to people who wanted to run their own experiments on it. You could change the parameters via the Internet. Maybe you could test out your ideas that way. http://tokamakglobal.com/ Checked the link, but I think we have to add an e-gun to a standar...

IMO, by combining of the two designs we can get the strong points of both design (of course, we may just get the shortcomings instead of strong points of the two designs). The strong point of tokamak its good electron confinement ability. The strong point of polywell is the "charge attraction" like ...

Hi, all I got an idea about fusor design, it's basically a tokamak with some modification. Here is it: Adjust the magnetic field of a tokamak device so that the magnetic field is strong enough to confine electrons but too weak to does serious impact on ions. Since ions are thousands of times massive...