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Richard Pitts

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Plasma physics: Fusion power, Space-plasma physics

Nuclear physics: Topics in nuclear physics

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Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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Strategy to systematically design and deploy the ITER plasma control system: A system engineering and model-based design approach

Characterisation of electron cyclotron wall conditioning plasma in ASDEX Upgrade

Experimental implementation of a real-time power flux estimator for the ITER first wall on the TCV tokamak

Strategy to systematically design and deploy the ITER plasma control system: A system engineering and model-based design approach

Experimental implementation of a real-time power flux estimator for the ITER first wall on the TCV tokamak

Characterisation of electron cyclotron wall conditioning plasma in ASDEX Upgrade