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Dt2000
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I was wondering if you could use a very strong magnetic field to produce nuclear fusion. The basic idea is a spherical cavity containing Deuterium (and possibly tritium) nuclei whose walls will be electromagnets whose fields slowly increase in strength and will repel the nuclei and thus the ball of deuterium nuclei inside becomes smaller and smaller until finally the nuclei are close enough to fuse, could this work? If not why?