Hydrogen isotope effect on self-organized electron internal transport barrier criticality and role of radial electric field in toroidal plasmas. [PDF]
Kobayashi T +8 more
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Atomic Physics and Spectroscopy During the First 50 Years of JPCRD. [PDF]
Ralchenko Y.
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BASES OF PLASMA EQUILIBRIUM CONTROL IN STELLARATORS
The aim is to analyse the conditions of the terminal pressure plasma equilibrium and search the ways increasing the limiting pressure. The special features of the terminal pressure plasma behaviour in the stellarators have been explained.
Pustovitov, Vladimir Dmitrievich
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Quasi-Isodynamic Stellarators with Low Turbulence as Fusion Reactor Candidates
The stellarator is a type of fusion energy device that—if properly designed—could provide clean, safe, and abundant energy to the grid. To generate this energy, a stellarator must keep a hot mixture of charged particles (known as a plasma) sufficiently ...
Alan G. Goodman +9 more
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A theory of the high-mode phenomenon for stellarators [PDF]
It is shown that besides the ion orbit loss mechanism, which occurs in a region a {minus} {var_epsilon}{sub t}{rho}{sub p} < r < a, the collisionless drift-orbit transport flux can also drive the poloidal {rvec E} {times} {rvec B} velocity in a region r <
Shaing, K. C.
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Basin Entropy and Shearless Barrier Breakup in Open Non-Twist Hamiltonian Systems. [PDF]
Souza LC +3 more
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Fusion energy: a sustainable pathway to meeting future global energy demands
Since the 1930s, scientists have worked to replicate nuclear fusion as a reliable energy source. Fusion energy holds immense promise as a sustainable and virtually limitless solution for power generation.
Gaurav Katoch +8 more
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A simplified model to estimate nonlinear turbulent transport by linear dynamics in plasma turbulence. [PDF]
Nakayama T +5 more
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Electron-cyclotron-heating experiments in tokamaks and stellarators [PDF]
This paper reviews the application of high-frequency microwave radiation to plasma heating near the electron-cyclotron frequency in tokamaks and stellarators.
England, A.C.
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