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A proof-of-concept for automated AI-driven stellarator coil optimization with in-the-loop finite-element calculations

arXiv 2603.15240 ↗First posted 16 Mar 2026physics.plasm-ph cs.LG physics.comp-phcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Finding feasible coils for stellarator fusion devices is a critical challenge of realizing this concept for future power plants. Years of research work can be put into the design of even a single reactor-scale stellarator design. To rapidly speed up and automate the workflow of designing stellarator coils, we have designed an end-to-end ``runner'' for performing stellarator coil optimization. The entirety of pre and post-processing steps have been automated; the user specifies only a few basic input parameters, and final coil solutions are updated on an open-source leaderboard. Two policies are available for performing non-stop automated coil optimizations through a genetic algorithm or a context-aware LLM. Lastly, we construct a novel in-the-loop optimization of Von Mises stresses in the coils, opening up important future capabilities for in-the-loop finite-element calculations.

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  3. 2022The DESC Stellarator Code Suite Part III: Quasi-symmetry optimizationcited by 3
  4. 2021Single-stage gradient-based stellarator coil design: stochastic optimizationcited by 1

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