Possible achievement of second stability by means of lower hybrid current drive
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P. T. Bonoli | M. Porkolab | R. S. Devoto | P. Bonoli | M. Porkolab | J. Ramos | M. Fenstermacher | Jesus J. Ramos | D. T. Blackfield | M. E. Fenstermacher | D. Blackfield
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