Tokamak vs. Stellarator – gelesen durch die Metaphysik der Synthese (Bände 1–30)

This contribution is a science-philosophical book chapter analyzing tokamak and stellarator fusion concepts as distinct system-architectural and epistemic strategies for stabilizing highly nonlinear plasmas. It does not propose new physical models or experimental results. Instead, it translates concepts from the interdisciplinary book series Metaphysics of Synthesis (Volumes 1–30) into a language accessible to plasma physics, complex systems theory, and control theory. The chapter is intended as a reflective contribution to ongoing discussions about control, stability, and design paradigms in fusion research. Non-human AI systems used as dialogic, editorial, and reflective tools during the creative process. Final responsibility for content, interpretation, and publication lies solely with the human editor. CC BY-NC 4.0