Continuous observation of filaments from the confined region to the far scrape-off layer
Authors:
- M. GrienerMGM. Griener
- E. WolfrumEWE. Wolfrum
- G. BirkenmeierGBG. Birkenmeier
- M. FaitschMFM. Faitsch
- R. FischerRFR. Fischer
- G. FuchertGFG. Fuchert
- L. GilLGL. Gil
- G.F. HarrerGHG.F. Harrer
- P. ManzPMP. Manz
- D. WendlerDWD. Wendler
- U. StrothUSU. Stroth
Open Access
- 1 December 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Nuclear Materials and Energy
- Vol. 25
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Friedrich Schiedel Stiftung für Energietechnik
- H2020 Euratom (633053)
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