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  1. Axisymmetric control in tokamaks

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 1991.

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  2. Theoretical transport model for tokamaks

    … equilibrium toroidal magnetic flux surfaces in tokamaks. The model suggests a linear combination of two transport mechanisms; drift waves, which dominate the transport in the core region, and resistive ballooning modes, which dominate the transport in the edge region. The resulting unified model …

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  3. Mathematical Modeling Plasma Transport in Tokamaks

    … to account for anomalous plasma transport in tokamaks. A Bayesian parameter estimation method is used including experimental calibration error/model offsets and error bar rescaling factors to determine the two uncertain constants in the transport model with quantitative confidence level …

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  4. Magnetic flux reconstruction methods for shaped tokamaks

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, 1994.

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  5. Equilibrium and stability studies of strongly shaped Tokamaks

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, 1988.

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  6. Fusion-Product Transport in Axisymmetric Tokamaks: Losses and Thermalization

    High-energy fusion-product losses from an axisymmetric tokamak plasma are studied. Prompt-escape loss fluxes (i.e. prior to slowing down) are calculated including the non-separable dependence of flux as a function of poloidal angle and local angle-of-incidence at the first wall. The flux is …

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  7. Methods for the design and optimization of shaped Tokamaks

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, 1988.

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  8. A levelized comparison of pulsed and steady-state tokamaks

    … however, the most important decision for tokamaks is whether to run them as pulsed or steady-state. This paper aims to fairly compare the two modes of operation using a single, comprehensive model. Benchmarked against other codes, this model actually shows that no fusion reactor is …

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  9. Stability of High Beta Tokamaks With Respect to Pellet Injection

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  10. Fluctuation induced cross-field transport in Hall thrusters and tokamaks

    … magnetic confinement fusion experiments, such as tokamaks, the Lawson criterion nT[tau]E >/= 10²¹ [keV. s. M- ³] dictates that the reactant particles in a fusion plasma must be confined for a sufficient time to fuse. Higher than predicted cross-field transport decreases the effectiveness of the …

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  11. Economic evaluation of fissile fuel production using resistive magnet tokamaks

    Thesis (Sc. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, 1985.

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  12. A Multi-Region Multi-Timescale Burning Plasma Dynamics Model for Tokamaks

    Controlled thermonuclear fusion in tokamaks brings forth demands for burning plasma dynamics research. The deuterium-tritium fusion generates energetic alpha particles, which first transfer their energy to core electrons. The heated electrons and remaining fusion alpha particles then heat core ions …

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  13. Beam-Ion Transport in Tokamaks: Thermalization in Large Orbit-Width Regime

    "Comparison with the present results shows that the small orbit-width approximation introduces $\ge$5% errors in the density, parallel momentum, and energy moments when $\rho\sb{\theta}/L = 0.86$ in low-$Z\sb{\rm eff}$ plasmas. These results are observed for all source pitch-angles studied except …

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  14. Nonlinear gyrokinetic simulations of intrinsic rotation in up-down asymmetric tokamaks

    … asymmetry in the poloidal crosssection of tokamaks can drive intrinsic rotation to lowest order in [pi]*, [1, 2]. In this thesis, we extend GS2, a local [delta] f gyrokinetic code that self-consistently calculates momentum transport, to permit up-down asymmetric configurations. MHD analysis …

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  15. Global modeling of non-axisymmetric disruptions and halos currents in tokamaks

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, 1997.

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