TNanotechnologies and acceleration of macro-particles is the thermonuclear problem solution
The creation of the fusion power station on inertial thermonuclear fusion is not entirely successful. Heating a solid state target of deuterium and tritium by laser radiation, ion beam or the inertial Z-pinch effect provides a single micro-explosion, but the frequency of such explosions has be large enough and for a station with a capacity of about GW it will be dosens of Hz. It is very difficult to focus the radiation of a large number of sources and place the target to the set point in hundreds parts of the second because there was an explosion equivalent to dusens of kilograms of TNT in the reactor. How long it can take technically to replace the target. Degradation of optical elements under the influence of ionizing radiation has not been solved yet. Unsuccessful attempts to obtain energy from plasma confined by a magnetic field do not contribute to creation of a cost-effective thermonuclear station. There is a need to consider a different approach.