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Electric potential and toroidal and poloidal rotation velocities of a tokamak plasma

V.I. Bugarya, A.V. Gorshkov, S.A. Grashin, Ю. В. Иванов, V.A. Krupin, L. I. Krupnik, I. S. Nedzel'Skiǐ, Alexander V. Melnikov, Ksenia A. Razumova, Yu. A. Sokolov, V.M. Trukhin

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The velocities of the toroidal and poloidal rotations and the plasma potential have been measured during ohmic heating in the TM-4 tokamak. The potential at the center of the plasma column lies between -100 and -700 V. The velocities at the center of the column agree with the neoclassical predictions, while those at the periphery are much lower.

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The velocities of the toroidal and poloidal rotations and the plasma potential have been measured during ohmic heating in the TM-4 tokamak. The potential at the center of the plasma column lies between -100 and -700 V. The velocities at the center of the column agree with the neoclassical predictions, while those at the periphery are much lower.

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The velocities of the toroidal and poloidal rotations and the plasma potential have been measured during ohmic heating in the TM-4 tokamak. The potential at the center of the plasma column lies between -100 and -700 V. The velocities at the center of the column agree with the neoclassical predictions, while those at the periphery are much lower.

Key concepts: Tokamak, Toroid, Plasma, Physics, Rotation (mathematics), Toroidal and poloidal, Atomic physics, Joule heating

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