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How turbulence spreading improves power handling in quiescent high confinement fusion plasmas
Z. Li, X. Chen, et al.
This research showcases how pedestal turbulence can significantly increase the heat flux width in the scrape-off-layer of quiescent high confinement mode plasmas, surpassing neoclassical predictions. Conducted by a team at General Atomics and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, it emphasizes the potential of turbulent pedestals for future fusion devices.
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