Progress and improvement of KSTAR plasma control using model-based control simulators
Authors:
- Sang-Hee HahnSHSang-Hee Hahn
- A.S. WelanderAWA.S. Welander
- S.W. YoonSYS.W. Yoon
- J.G. BakJBJ.G. Bak
- N.W. EidietisNEN.W. Eidietis
- H.S. HanHHH.S. Han
- D.A. HumphreysDHD.A. Humphreys
- A. HyattAHA. Hyatt
- Y.M. JeonYJY.M. Jeon
- R.D. JohnsonRJR.D. Johnson
- H.S. KimHKH.S. Kim
- J. KimJKJ. Kim
- 1 May 2014
- journal article
- conference paper
- Published by Elsevier in Fusion Engineering and Design
- Vol. 89 (5) , 542-547
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