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Fast transport changes and power degradation in the W7-AS stellarator

U Stroth, L Giannone, H-J Hartfuss, the ECH Group, the W7-AS Team1996年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

An error in the journal production process led to figures 6 and 7 being incorrectly printed. The correct versions are given below.  Figure 6. Power deposition profiles from high-frequency power modulation experiments (points) (Hartfuss H J 1994 Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 36 B17) and a maximum entropy analysis of the ordinary heat pulses (dotted) compared with the profile required in order to describe the power-stepping experiments with a continuous model for × (dashed).  Figure 7. Illustration of a heat pulse as produced by a non-locally reacting ×.

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