Helium transport and exhaust studies in enhanced confinement regimes in DIII-D
M. R. Wade(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), R. Seraydarian(General Atomics (United States)), M. A. Mahdavi(General Atomics (United States)), D.H. Kellman(General Atomics (United States)), R. Maingi(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), K.H. Burrell(General Atomics (United States)), R. J. Groebner(General Atomics (United States)), R.‐M. Hong(General Atomics (United States)), W.P. West(University College London), J. Hogan(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), M. M. Menon(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), J. C. Phillips(General Atomics (United States)), P. Gohil(General Atomics (United States)), D. L. Hillis(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
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