
Daejeon, South Korea
KSTAR project develops core technologies by operating KSTAR - the superconducting fusion research device built in 2007 - to run for 300 seconds at 100 million degrees and solves challenging problems in fusion physics with high-temperature plasma experiments
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Development of Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Researches (KSTAR) Lyman alpha diagnostics and its synthetic data algorithmAvailable to Purchase
Jae-seok Lee, K. C. Lee, Jayhyun Kim, Taeuk Moon, Yong-Seon Kim, Jae-Min Kwon, E. S. Yoon, Y.-c. Ghim
Performance of pellet injection system in KSTAR
SooHwan Park, HyunMyung Lee, JaeIn Song, InSik Woo, ... YoungMin Park
Real-time observation of toroidal current redistributions induced by three-dimensional MHD phenomena triggering vertical displacement events in tokamak plasmas
Matt Tobin, Steven A Sabbagh, Veronika Zamkovska, Guillermo Bustos Ramirez, Hankyu Lee, Joseph Jepson, Juan Riquezes, Frederick Sheehan, Grant Tillinghast, Keith Erickson