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UKAEA-CCFE-PR(24)2612024

"Observation of alpha-particles in recent D-T experiments on JET"
- C.D.Challis
- R.Dumont
- M.Fitzgerald
- J.Garcia
- L.Garzotti
- Z.Ghani
- J.Hobirk
- P.Jacquet
- A.Kappatou
- D.Keeling
- Ye.Kazakov
- P.Mantica
- M.J.Mantsinen
- S.E. Sharapov
- E.R.Solano
- D. van Eester
- F.J.Bonofiglo
- T.Craciunescu
- A. Dal Molin
- J.Eriksson
- V.Goloborodko
- M.V.Iliasova
- E.M.Khilkevitch
- D.King
- I.Lengar
- M. Nocente
- S.Menmuir
- M.Podestà
- M.Poradzinski
- D.Rigamonti
- J. Rivero-Rodriguez
- Z. Stancar
- A.E.Shevelev
- P.Siren
- H.Sun
- D.M.Taylor
- M.Tardocchi
- P.Beaumont
- F.Belli
- F.E.Cecil
- R.Coelho
- C.Curuia
- M.Garcia-munoz
- E.Joffrin
- C.Lowry
- M.Lennholm
- E.lerche
- C.F.Maggi
- J.Mailloux
- D.Marocco
- M.Maslov
- C.Perez von Thun
- F.Rimini
- V.Zoita
The fusion reaction between deuterium and tritium, D(T,n)4He is the main source of energy in future thermonuclear reactors. Alpha-particles (4He-ions) born with an average energy of 3.5MeV transferring energy to the thermal plasma during their slowing down, they should provide the self-sustained D-T
- Published
UKAEA-CCFE-PR(23)1252023

"JET D-T scenario with optimized non-thermal fusion"
- M Maslov
- E. Lerche
- F. Auriemma
- C.D. Challis
- A. Chomiczewska
- A. Dal Molin
- J. Eriksson
- J. Garcia
- J. Hobirk
- I. Ivanova-Staknik
- Ph. Jacquet
- A. Kappatou
- Y. Kazakov
- D. Keeling
- D.B. King
- V. Kiptily
- K. Kirov
- D. Kos
- R. Lorenzini
- E. De La Luna
- C.F. Maggi
- J. Mailloux
- P. Mantica
- M. Marin
- G. Matthews
- I. Monakhov
- M. Nocente
- G Pucella
- D. Rigamonti
- F. Rimini
- S. Saarelma
- Z. Stancar
- H. Sun
- M. Tardocchi
- D. Van Eester
- JET contributors
In JET deuterium-tritium (D-T) plasmas, the fusion power is produced through thermonuclear reactions and reactions between thermal ions and fast particles generated by neutral beam injection (NBI) heating or accelerated by electromagnetic wave heating in the ion cyclotron range of frequencies (ICRF). To complement the experiments with 50/50 D/T …
- Preprint
- Published

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