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Experimental investigations of feedback circuits for suppressing resistive wall modes

Feedback circuits have been designed and tested which reduce the component of a fluctuating magnetic field normal to a square coil. These circuits, when placed in an array covering a toroidal plasma, may be a practical alternative to a perfectly conducting shell for stabilizing resistive wall modes. >

C. Platt | S. H. Roberston

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