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Plasma burn-mind the gap. [PDF]

Philos Trans A Math Phys Eng Sci
Meyer H.
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The magnetic cage. [PDF]

Philos Trans A Math Phys Eng Sci
Nasr E, Wimbush SC, Noonan P, Harris P, Gowland R, Petrov A.   +5 more
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Stable Deuterium-Tritium plasmas with improved confinement in the presence of energetic-ion instabilities. [PDF]

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Garcia J, Kazakov Y, Coelho R, Dreval M, de la Luna E, Solano ER, Štancar Ž, Varela J, Baruzzo M, Belli E, Bonofiglo PJ, Candy J, Maggi CF, Mailloux J, Mazzi S, Ongena J, Ruiz JR, Poradzinski M, Sharapov S, Zarzoso D, JET contributors.   +20 more
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China's top 10 breakthroughs in science and technology in 2025. [PDF]

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Zhao W, Yu X.
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Managing the heat: In-Vessel Components. [PDF]

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Cane J, Barth A, Farrington J, Flynn E, Kirk S, Lilburne J, Vizvary Z.   +6 more
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Introduction to Tokamak Plasma Control

2020 American Control Conference (ACC), 2020
This paper provides an introduction to the problems of control of plasmas and plasma magnetic-confinement devices known as tokamaks. The basic science of fusion plasmas and objectives of plasma magnetic-confinement technologies are described. In addition to a general overview of plasma control problems, more extensive discussions of three specific ...
Michael L. Walker 0004, Peter de Vries, Federico Felici, Eugenio Schuster   +3 more
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Plasma boundary control in tokamaks

42nd IEEE International Conference on Decision and Control (IEEE Cat. No.03CH37475), 2004
Plasma MHD equilibrium and stability play a key role in tokamak engineering since they have far reaching consequences in the design and operation of present and future fusion devices. Here the problem of the control of the plasma boundary is addressed and solved by a two-steps procedure.
Alfredo Portone, Des Albert
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Trapping of gun-injected plasma by a tokamak

The Physics of Fluids, 1986
It has been seen that a plasma produced by a Marshall gun can be injected into and trapped by a tokamak plasma. This trapping of a gun-injected plasma is explained in terms of a depolarization current mechanism. A model is developed that describes the slowing of a plasma beam crossing into the magnetic field of a tokamak. The slowing down time is shown
, Leonard, , Dexter, , Sprott
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