Role of fast ion pressure in the isotope effect in JET L-mode plasmas
N. Bonanomi(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), G. M. Staebler(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), D. Taylor(Culham Science Centre), D. Van Eester, P. Lomas(Culham Centre for Fusion Energy), E. Lerche(Royal Military Academy Sandhurst), C. Challis(Culham Centre for Fusion Energy), P. Mantica, E. Fable(Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics), D. Gallart(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), I. Casiraghi(Institute for the Science and Technology of Plasmas), S. Menmuir(Culham Science Centre), E. Delabie(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), C. Giroud(United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority)
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