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Magnetic confinement fusion - Plasma heating with millimetre waves

Stefano Alberti
2007
Journal paper

Abstract

The need for an intense source of coherent, millimetre-wavelength radiation to heat a fusion plasma and control its instabilities represents a significant challenge in the development of the ITER experimental fusion reactor. This challenge may now have been met.

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