Description of laser fusion target process

Fusion reaction is a process of combination lighter atoms, such as hydrogen, together to form larger ones. Generally the reactions take place at such high temperatures that the atoms have been ionized, their electrons stripped off by the heat; thus, fusion is typically described in terms of "nuclei" instead of "atoms".
What is fusion reaction?
Process of fusion reaction

Physics describe of laser fusion target

1) Perfect uniform glass sphere
Main conditions
Variable wall thickness~300 Å

2) Laser radiation
Main conditions
Laser radiation intensity is about 8600 (photons/μm²)

1) Extremely precise beam timing
Main conditions

4) High symmetry and high temperatures stability
Main conditions