Avalanche Boron Fusion by Laser Picosecond Block Ignition with Magnetic Trapping for Clean and Economic Reactor

Measured highly elevated gains of proton-boron (HB11) fusion [1] confirmed the exceptional avalanche reaction process [2][3] for combination the non-thermal block ignition using ultrahigh intensity laser pulses of picoseconds duration. The ultrahigh acceleration above 10 20 cm/s 2 for plasma blocks was theoretically and numerically predicted since 1978 [4] and in measured [5] exact agreement [6] when the dominating force was overcoming thermal processes. This is based on Maxwell’s stress tensor by the dielectric properties of plasma leading to the nonlinear (ponderomotive) force fNL resulting in ultrafast expanding plasma blocks by a dielectric explosion. Combining this with measured ultrahigh magnetic fields and the avalanche process opens an option for an environmentally absolute clean and economic boron fusion power reactor. This is supported also by other experiments with very high HB11 reactions under different conditions [7].