Tailoring tokamak error fields to control plasma instabilities and transport

S.M. Yang(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), W.H. Ko(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), S.K. Kim(Princeton University), N.C. Logan(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Qiming Hu(Jiangsu Province Hospital), Y.M. Jeon(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), JongHa Lee(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), J. Snipes(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Yong-Su Na(Seoul National University), Jong-Kyu Park(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Jaewook Kim(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), Jaehyun Lee(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), Hyungho Lee(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), T.S. Hahm(Seoul National University), Gunyoung Park(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), G. J. Choi(Seoul National University)
Nature Communications
February 10, 2024
10.1038/s41467-024-45454-1
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