Linrec-Z Fusion Reactor Dataset

For more than half a century, attempts to create a commercial fusion reactor have consumed vast resources and the best scientific institutions. However, there is no industrial result at this moment. The self-hypnosis of scientific methodology has proved so contagious that society pours billions into a process fundamentally incapable of yielding a real-world result. This project stems from a clear observation: in nuclear fusion, traditional scientific forecasts do not yield real results. Nuclear fusion belongs to a class of problems where the necessary breakthrough can only be achieved through a complete change of methodology. Historical breakthroughs in critical fields have always occurred outside the established system. This repository presents a fusion reactor concept built exclusively around a single goal: an industrial reactor capable of operating in real-world conditions and producing useful energy. It is based on a fundamentally different reactor architecture and a different approach to development. This approach originates from outside the traditional fusion environment and is guided by systems thinking rather than academic specialization. The undisclosed 70% of the author’s core knowledge remains an intentional space for collaborative prototyping and industrial implementation. The materials published here represent the open part of the project (less than 30%) and are sufficient to understand the logic, reality, and direction of this approach. This repository contains four key files: Project Presentation: An overview of the concept and goals - linrec2025e.pdf.Initial Reactor Model: A detailed description of the starting architecture - descr11.pdf.Expert Review: An evaluation by a PhD in Physics and Mathematics - wo-e.pdf.Article on Fusion Predictions: A concise analysis of forecasting in the field - Fusion_Prediction_2025_Kharchenko_Anatolii.pdf.