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Plasma Physics and Controlled Nuclear Fusion Research (Summaries of the 11th IAEA International Conference, Kyoto, 13–20 November 1986)

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, , Citation A. Gibson et al 1987 Nucl. Fusion 27 481 DOI 10.1088/0029-5515/27/3/013

0029-5515/27/3/481

Abstract

There have been many important advances in tokamak research since the 1984 Conference. A number of new devices have been brought into full operation, ranging from JT-60 (an advanced large tokamak from Japan – a country with a well established and mature fusion programme) to HL-1 (a medium sized tokamak from China – a country whose fusion programme has recently embarked on a considerable expansion). Our Chinese colleagues are to be congratulated on having achieved full Ohmic tokamak operation with all the usual features and on providing a useful plasma for future research.

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