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Fluctuations and transport in the TCV scrape-off layer

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In inboard-limited plasmas, the scrape-off layer (SOL) shows two regions: the near SOL, extending a few mm from the last closed flux surface (LCFS), characterized by a steep gradient of the parallel heat flux radial profile, and a far SOL, typically some c ...

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In inboard-limited plasmas, the Scrape-Oﬀ Layer (SOL) shows two regions: the near SOL, extending a few mm from the Last Closed Flux Surface (LCFS), characterized by a steep gradient of the parallel heat ﬂux radial proﬁle, and a far SOL, typically some cm w ...

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