²H + ²H → ³He + n + 3.27 MeV

²H + ²H → ³H + p + 4.03 MeV

n · τ · T ≥ 3 × 10²¹ keV · s · m⁻³

FIG. 1 — Defining equations
LAURELIN

Containerized 2H–2H fusion.

We are building a forty-foot transportable deuterium– deuterium reactor. We pay the cross-section penalty in exchange for an engineering integral that closes inside a container envelope.

TECHNICAL BRIEF · LTI-TR-2026-002

The machine

Forty-foot ISO container. Symmetric linear pulsed field-reversed configuration. Direct electromagnetic conversion. Concept-stage architecture, full specifications.

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PERSONNEL · LTI-TEAM-2026-001

The team

Four people. Two technical founders running the bench, two advisors on capital posture and international partnerships. Engineering background; no marketing intermediary.

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MANIFESTO · LTI-MAN-2026-001

The reason

Why this architecture works — the four commitments composed into a single transportable envelope, and why no other public fusion program holds all four.

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WHITEPAPER · LTI-WP-2026-N07

The whitepaper

The full public technical brief. ²H–²H fuel-cycle commitment, the four engineering commitments that close the integral, the regulatory posture, the risk register.

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Four architectural commitments composed into one container-class envelope. No other public fusion program holds all four simultaneously.
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The remainder of the work is to build the machine.

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