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MHD stability in high βTDIII-D divertor discharges

L. L. Lao, E. J. Strait, T. S. Taylor, M. S. Chu, T. Ozeki, W. Howl, R.D. Stambaugh, K.H. Burrell, M. S. Chance, J. C. DeBoo, P. Gohil, J. M. Greene, R. J. Groebner, A.G. Kellman, M. A. Mahdavi, T.H. Osborne, G. D. Porter, A. D. Turnbull

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MHD stability in high βT DIII-D divertor discharges, L L Lao, E J Strait, T S Taylor, M S Chu, T Ozeki, W Howl, R D Stambaugh, K H Burrell, M S Chance, J C DeBoo, P Gohil, J M Greene, R J Groebner, A G Kellman, M Ali Mahdavi, T H Osborne, G Porter, A D Turnbull

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MHD stability in high βT DIII-D divertor discharges, L L Lao, E J Strait, T S Taylor, M S Chu, T Ozeki, W Howl, R D Stambaugh, K H Burrell, M S Chance, J C DeBoo, P Gohil, J M Greene, R J Groebner, A G Kellman, M Ali Mahdavi, T H Osborne, G Porter, A D Turnbull

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MHD stability in high βT DIII-D divertor discharges, L L Lao, E J Strait, T S Taylor, M S Chu, T Ozeki, W Howl, R D Stambaugh, K H Burrell, M S Chance, J C DeBoo, P Gohil, J M Greene, R J Groebner, A G Kellman, M Ali Mahdavi, T H Osborne, G Porter, A D Turnbull

Key concepts: Ballooning, DIII-D, Divertor, Plasma, BETA (programming language), Physics, Magnetohydrodynamics, Toroid

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