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Progress towards high-performance, steady-state spherical torus

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Ono, M;
Bell, MG;
Bell, RE;
Bigelow, T;
Bitter, M;
Blanchard, W;
Boedo, J;
Bourdelle, C;
Bush, C;
Choe, W;
Chrzanowski, J;
Darrow, DS;
Diem, SJ;
Doerner, R;
Efthimion, PC;
Ferron, JR;
Fonck, RJ;
Fredrickson, ED;
Garstka, GD;
Gates, DA;
Gray, T;
Grisham, LR;
Heidbrink, W;
Hill, KW;
Hoffman, D;
Jarboe, TR;
Johnson, DW;
Kaita, R;
Kaye, SM;
Kessel, C;
Kim, JH;
Kissick, MW;
Kubota, S;
Kugel, HW;
LeBlanc, BP;
Lee, K;
Lee, SG;
Lewicki, BT;
Luckhardt, S;
Maingi, R;
Majeski, R;
Manickam, J;
Maqueda, R;
Mau, TK;
Mazzucato, E;
Medley, SS;
Menard, J;
Mueller, D;
Nelson, BA;
Neumeyer, C;
Nishino, N;
Ostrander, CN;
Pacella, D;
Paoletti, F;
Park, HK;
Park, W;
Paul, SF;
Peng, Y-KM;
Phillips, CK;
Pinsker, R;
Probert, PH;
Ramakrishnan, S;
Raman, R;
Redi, M;
Roquemore, AL;
Rosenberg, A;
Ryan, PM;
Sabbagh, SA;
Schaffer, M;
Schooff, RJ;
Seraydarian, R;
Skinner, CH;
Sontag, AC;
Soukhanovskii, V;
Spaleta, J;
Stevenson, T;
Stutman, D;
Swain, DW;
Synakowski, E;
Takase, Y;
Tang, X;
Taylor, G;
Timberlake, J;
Tritz, KL;
Unterberg, EA;
Von Halle, A;
Wilgen, J;
Williams, M;
Wilson, JR;
Xu, X;
Zweben, SJ;
Akers, R;
Barry, RE;
Beiersdorfer, P;
Bialek, JM;
Blagojevic, B;
Bonoli, PT;
Carter, MD;
Davis, W;
Deng, B;
Dudek, L;
Egedal, J;
Ellis, R;
Finkenthal, M;
Foley, J;
Fredd, E;
Glasser, A;
Gibney, T;
Gilmore, M;
Goldston, RJ;
Hatcher, RE;
Hawryluk, RJ;
Houlberg, W;
Harvey, R;
Jardin, SC;
Hosea, JC;
Ji, H;
Kalish, M;
Lowrance, J;
Lao, LL;
Levinton, FM;
Luhmann, NC;
Marsala, R;
Mastravito, D;
Menon, MM;
Mitarai, O;
Nagata, M;
Oliaro, G;
Parsells, R;
Peebles, T;
Peneflor, B;
Piglowski, D;
Porter, GD;
Ram, AK;
Rensink, M;
Rewoldt, G;
Robinson, J;
Roney, P;
Shaing, K;
Shiraiwa, S;
Sichta, P;
Stotler, D;
Stratton, BC;
Vero, R;
Wampler, WR;
Wurden, GA

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Abstract

Research on the spherical torus (or spherical tokamak) (ST) is being pursued to explore the scientific benefits of modifying the field line structue fro that in more moderate aspect ratio devices. The ST experiments are being conducted in various US research facilities. The area of power and particle handling is expected to be challenging because of the higher power density expected in the ST relative to that in conventional aspect-ratio tokamaks.

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Progress towards high-performance, steady-state spherical torus

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