Hybrid advanced scenarios: perspectives for ITER and new experiments with dominant RF heating
Authors:
- C GormezanoCGC Gormezano
- A BecouletABA Becoulet
- P BurattiPBP Buratti
- L CarraroLCL Carraro
- F CrisantiFCF Crisanti
- B EspositoBEB Esposito
- G GiruzziGGG Giruzzi
- R GuirletRGR Guirlet
- G T HoangGHG T Hoang
- E JoffrinEJE Joffrin
- X LitaudonXLX Litaudon
- T LuceTLT Luce
- 19 November 2004
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion
- Vol. 46 (12B) , B435-B447
Abstract
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