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One of the primary goals of the ITER project is to demonstrate the safety characteristics of a fusion device, particularly in terms of radiation management. Radiation protection during maintenance periods is of special concern, as personnel performing maintenance‐like activities will be exposed to delayed gamma fields from numerous and complex ...
Pablo Martínez-Albertos +9 more
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Spherical tokamak physics research in preparation for the operation of NSTX-U
The National Spherical Torus Experiment Upgrade (NSTX-U) is preparing to resume operation, representing a crucial step toward realizing compact, cost-effective fusion pilot plants.
S. Munaretto +100 more
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Regularity for Micropolar Fluid Equations Subjected to Hall Current
In this paper, we consider the density‐dependent incompressible Hall‐magnetomicropolar fluid equations and establish a regularity condition involving the Lt1Lx∞ norm of the velocity gradient and the microrotational velocity gradient and the Lt2r/r−3Lxr norm of the magnetic field gradient for r > 3.
Mingyu Zhang, Arpan Hazra
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Spectroscopic Measurement of Hydrogen Atom Density in a Plasma Produced with 28 GHz ECH in QUEST
The spatial distribution of the hydrogen atom density was evaluated in a spherical tokamak (ST) plasma sustained only with 28 GHz electron cyclotron heating (ECH). The radially resolved Hδ emissivity was measured using multiple viewing chord spectroscopy
Satoru Mori +22 more
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Converting energy from fusion into useful forms
If fusion power reactors are to be feasible, it will still be necessary to convert the energy of the nuclear reaction into usable form. The heat produced will be removed from the reactor core by a primary coolant, which might be water, helium, molten ...
Harrington, C. +3 more
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Convective and Orographic Origins of the Mesoscale Kinetic Energy Spectrum
Abstract The mesoscale spectrum describes the distribution of kinetic energy in the Earth's atmosphere between length scales of 10 and 400 km. Since the first observations, the origins of this spectrum have been controversial. At synoptic scales, the spectrum follows a −3 spectral slope, consistent with two‐dimensional turbulence theory, but a ...
Salah Kouhen +4 more
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This paper reports on the generic prediction capability of full electromagnetic plasma initiation modelling with DYON, which was carried out for the first time in fusion research by the joint modelling of the International Tokamak Physics Activity ...
Hyun-Tae Kim +16 more
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Removal of the central solenoid is essential to realize an economical spherical tokamak fusion reactor, but non-inductive plasma start-up is a challenge. On the TST-2 spherical tokamak, non-inductive plasma start-up using lower-hybrid (LH) waves has been
Tsujii Naoto +11 more
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X‐ray lens figure errors retrieved by deep learning from several beam intensity images
A neural network trained with a few thousand simulations using random errors is demonstrated to predict accurately the lens error profile that accounts for all aberrations of a compound refractive lens in a synchrotron beamline.The phase problem in the context of focusing synchrotron beams with X‐ray lenses is addressed.
Manuel Sanchez del Rio +2 more
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The Wisconsin Plasma Astrophysics Laboratory
The Wisconsin Plasma Astrophysics Laboratory (WiPAL) is a flexible user facility designed to study a range of astrophysically relevant plasma processes as well as novel geometries that mimic astrophysical systems. A multi-cusp magnetic bucket constructed
Brookhart, M. +23 more
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