How turbulence spreading improves power handling in quiescent high confinement fusion plasmas
Zeyu Li(General Atomics (United States)), G. R. McKee(University of Wisconsin–Madison), X. Qin(University of Wisconsin–Madison), F. Scotti(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), P.O. Khabanov(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Huiqian Wang(General Atomics (United States)), P. H. Diamond(University of California San Diego), X. Q. Xu(IE University), R. Hong(University of California, Los Angeles), Xi Chen(General Atomics (United States)), Guanying Yu(University of California, Davis)
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