2. Requirements and constraints for materials exposed to plasma

Understanding the interactions between the plasma and the walls of tokamaks is crucial to the operational performance of magnetic confinement fusion facilities. The plasma-facing components that make up these walls have two key functions:

continuously extract power from plasma using the various technologies described in the section 3

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