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Consistency between current ramp-up/recharging scenario by non-inductive current drive and dense and cold divertor plasma. Conceptual design study of FY86 FER

Shigehisa Hitoki, Masayoshi Sugihara, Shin Yamamoto, Mitsushi Abe, Noriaki UEDA, Takashi Okazaki, Kunihiko Okano, Masao Kasai, Kichiro Shinya, A. Hatayama

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Key concepts: Divertor, Current (fluid), Consistency (knowledge bases), Plasma, Environmental science, Engineering, Computer science, Electrical engineering

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