Achievement of a high-density, high-confinement, and high-beta tokamak plasma regime in DIII-D, and implications for a lower-current path for ITER and FPP
A. M. Garofalo(General Atomics (United States)), A W Hyatt(General Atomics (United States)), J.M. Hanson(Columbia University), C. Chrystal(General Atomics (United States)), B. Van Compernolle(General Atomics (United States)), T. Odstrčil(General Atomics (United States)), Qiming Hu(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), T. Cote(General Atomics (United States)), N.J. Richner(General Atomics (United States)), Torrin Bechtel(Oak Ridge Associated Universities), Shengyu Shi(University of Science and Technology of China), Christopher Thomas Holcomb(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Huiqian Wang(General Atomics (United States)), S. Ding(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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