Spherical tokamaks: Present status and role in the development of fusion power
Authors:
- A.W. MorrisAMA.W. Morris
- R.J. AkersRAR.J. Akers
- G.F. CounsellGCG.F. Counsell
- T.C. HenderTHT.C. Hender
- B. LloydBLB. Lloyd
- A. SykesASA. Sykes
- G.M. VossGVG.M. Voss
- H.R. WilsonHWH.R. Wilson
- 1 November 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Fusion Engineering and Design
- Vol. 74 (1-4) , 67-75
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