Fuel Preheat is a physical phenomenon in inertial confinement fusion characterized by the premature heating of the fusion fuel prior to peak compression, caused by unintended energy deposition from hot electrons or radiation, which increases fuel pressure and impedes efficient hydrodynamic compression.
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