Identification and control of the exhaust using gas perturbations in the DIII-D tokamak
Lennard Ceelen(Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research), M. van Berkel(Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research), D. Eldon(General Atomics (United States)), H. Anand(École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne), Gijs Derks(Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research), F. Turco(Columbia University), J.T.W. Koenders(Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research), Qiming Hu(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), A.W. Leonard(General Atomics (United States)), R. Gerrú(Technical University of Denmark), M.R. de Baar, Auna Moser(General Atomics (United States)), L. Horváth(Culham Centre for Fusion Energy)
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