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Resistive ballooning modes and the second region of stability

A. Sykes, Catherine M. Bishop, R. J. Hastie

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Resistive ballooning modes are unstable in the first region of ideal ballooning stability. The authors show that in contrast the second region is largely stable to resistive ballooning modes.

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Resistive ballooning modes are unstable in the first region of ideal ballooning stability. The authors show that in contrast the second region is largely stable to resistive ballooning modes.

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Resistive ballooning modes are unstable in the first region of ideal ballooning stability. The authors show that in contrast the second region is largely stable to resistive ballooning modes.

Key concepts: Ballooning, Resistive touchscreen, Stability (learning theory), Physics, Mechanics, Computer science, Plasma, Tokamak

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