Oxfordshire, UK
The device is based on the original MAST (Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak) machine, which ran from 2000 to 2013. It has been rebuilt to enable higher performance – longer pulses, increased heating power and a stronger magnetic field – and an innovative new plasma exhaust system.
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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
First experimental realization of robust negative triangularity plasma control in a spherical tokamak
A Lvovskiy, C Vincent, H Anand, A S Welander, S Blackmore, M Kochan, G McArdle, S Silburn, A O Nelson, the MAST-U Team
The FreeGSNKE pulse design tool (FPDT): a computational framework for evolutive plasma scenario and control design
K Pentland, N C Amorisco, A Ross, P Cavestany, T Nunn, A Agnello, G K Holt, G McArdle, C Vincent, J Buchanan