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Boris Stepanov

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Condensed matter physics: Phase transitions

Plasma physics: Fusion power

Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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Power engineering: Electric power transmission, Electric power systems

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Quench experiments on sub-size HTS Cable-In-Conduit Conductors for fusion applications: Data analysis and model validation

Upgrade and Commissioning of the SULTAN Facility to Host Quench Experiments on HTS High Current Conductors

Design and Characterization of the Interlayer Joint Between Low-Field Nb3Sn Conductors of a Layer Wound DEMO TF Coil

Quench experiments on sub-size HTS Cable-In-Conduit Conductors for fusion applications: Data analysis and model validation

Design and Characterization of the Interlayer Joint Between Low-Field Nb3Sn Conductors of a Layer Wound DEMO TF Coil

Upgrade and Commissioning of the SULTAN Facility to Host Quench Experiments on HTS High Current Conductors