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MHD calculations for MHH2

Wilfred Anthony Cooper
1997
Journal paper

Abstract

A survey of the magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) properties of the quasi-axisymmetric configuration MHH2 has been performed using a suite of MHD codes: the PIES code at Princeton for studying loss of equilibrium flux surfaces; three-dimensional Mercier and ballooning codes at Lausanne; and the global ideal MHD stability code CAS3D as well as Mercier and ballooning codes at IPP, Greifswald.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/119540?ln=en

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