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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-CP(23)312021

"Excitation of Alfvén eigenmodes by fusion-born alpha-particles in JET plasmas"
Alfvén eigenmode (AE) instabilities driven by α-particles have been observed in D-3He fusion experiments on the Joint European Torus (JET) with the ITER-like wall [Kiptily et al, submitted to Phys. Rev. Letters, 2020]. The impact of these type instabilities on a burning plasma is of crucial relevance for the perfor…
- Preprint
2014

"Gamma ray spectrometer for ITER"
Gamma diagnostics is considered to be primary for the confined alpha-particles and runaway electrons measurements on ITER. The gamma spectrometer will be embedded into a neutron dump of the ITER Neutral Particle Analyzer diagnostic complex. It will supplement NPA measurements on the fuel isotope ratio and confined alphas/fast ions. In this paper an…
- Published
2014

"Study of runaway electrons with Hard X-ray spectrometry of tokamak plasmas"
- Published

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