Characterization of energy confinement in net-current free plasmas using the extended International Stellarator Database
Authors:
- H YamadaHYH Yamada
- J.H HarrisJHJ.H Harris
- A DinklageADA Dinklage
- E AscasibarEAE Ascasibar
- F SanoFSF Sano
- S OkamuraSOS Okamura
- J TalmadgeJTJ Talmadge
- U StrothUSU Stroth
- A KusAKA Kus
- S MurakamiSMS Murakami
- M YokoyamaMYM Yokoyama
- C.D BeidlerCBC.D Beidler
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- 29 November 2005
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Nuclear Fusion
- Vol. 45 (12) , 1684-1693
Abstract
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