A high-density and high-confinement tokamak plasma regime for fusion energy
S. Ding(Chinese Academy of Sciences), J.M. Hanson(Columbia University), Xianzu Gong(Chinese Academy of Sciences), B.S. Victor(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), D. Eldon(General Atomics (United States)), I.S. Carvalho(University of Lisbon), T. Odstrčil(General Atomics (United States)), Zeyu Li(General Atomics (United States)), Qiming Hu(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Huiqian Wang(General Atomics (United States)), David B. Weisberg(General Atomics (United States)), A. M. Garofalo(General Atomics (United States)), J. McClenaghan(Oak Ridge Associated Universities), Xiang Jian(Chinese Academy of Sciences), J P Qian(Chinese Academy of Sciences), C. T. Holcomb(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), L. Wang, A.W. Hyatt(General Atomics (United States)), A. Marinoni(University of California San Diego), Jia Xin Huang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), T.H. Osborne(General Atomics (United States))
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