The effects of impurities and core pressure on pedestal stability in Joint European Torus (JET)a)
S. Saarelma(United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority), L. Frassinetti(European Incoherent Scatter Scientific Association), Matthew Leyland(University of York), J. Simpson(Culham Science Centre), C. Challis(Culham Centre for Fusion Energy), A. Järvinen(Aalto University), M. Groth(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), M. Beurskens(Japan Atomic Energy Agency), C. F. Maggi, C. Giroud(United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority)
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