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Technical issues associated with the control of steady state tokamaks

Jonathan Bryan Lister, Richard Pitts, Pierluigi Bruzzone
2000
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Abstract

Plasma control concepts are introduced which are likely to change when going from a 500-1000 s tokamak pulse to the discharges in a steady state tokamak, whose more economical design relies on the reduced number of thermal and mechanical stress duty cycles.

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