Highest fusion performance without harmful edge energy bursts in tokamak

S.K. Kim(Princeton University), Egemen Kolemen(Princeton University), G. Yu(University of California, Davis), N.C. Logan(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), T.L. Rhodes(University of California San Diego), Ricardo Shousha(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), S.M. Yang(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), A. Nelson(Columbia University), S.H. Hahn(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), J. H. Lee(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), Qiming Hu(Jiangsu Province Hospital), Azarakhsh Jalalvand(Princeton University), R. Nazikian(General Atomics (United States)), C. Paz-Soldan(Columbia University), Y.M. Jeon(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), W.H. Ko(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), J. Snipes(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), R.S. Wilcox(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), A. Bortolon(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), Yong-Su Na(Seoul National University), Minwoo Kim(Korea Institute of Fusion Energy), R. Hong(University of California, Los Angeles), JK Park(Seoul National University), A. Battey(Columbia University)
Nature Communications
May 11, 2024
10.1038/s41467-024-48415-w
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