Tokamak Engineering Mechanics

First developed by Soviet research in the late 1960s, the tokamak has been adopted around the world as the most promising configuration of magnetic fusion

A tokamak is an experimental device that creates a nuclear fusion reaction, which in turn produces energy to heat water and produce steam that drives turbines

tokamak OED's earliest evidence for tokamak is from 1969, in Nature: a weekly journal of science tokamak is a borrowing from Russian Etymons: Russian tokamák See

tokamak Advanced Tokamak Physics The Advanced Tokamak Physics Group, part of the Burning Plasma Foundations Section, seeks to establish high confidence, embodied in a