Global computational models for analysis of electromagnetic transients to support ITER tokamak design and optimization

Amoskov, Victor M.; Arslanova, D.; Белов, А. В.; Belyakov, V.A.; Belyakova, T.; Gapionok, E.; Krylova, Nadezhda; Kukhtin, V.; Lamzin, E.; Maximenkova, N.; Mazul, I.; Rozov, V.; Sytchevsky, S.

doi:10.1016/j.fusengdes.2011.12.015

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Global computational models for analysis of electromagnetic transients to support ITER tokamak design and optimization

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