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Troyon β stability limit — ideal-MHD.
Troyon β stability limit — ideal-MHD. canon 2026-08-27 · © 2026 KFE

Judging how mature each subsystem is, honestly.

Glossary of Fusion & Plasma TermsUpdated 2026-08-11

Technology-readiness assessment grades each subsystem's maturity from concept to demonstrated hardware. Kronos maps its subsystems this way — most conventional plant ready for detailed design, the binding gates named — rather than claiming uniform readiness.

Technology-readiness assessment grades each subsystem from concept to demonstrated hardware, and Kronos maps its subsystems this way rather than claiming uniform maturity. Most conventional plant is ready for detailed design; the binding gates are named; and no subsystem is claimed construction-ready that is not — the map of the distance left, stated plainly.

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