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Electron cyclotron emissions fluctuation diagnostic on JET and PBX-M tokamaks (1994) read it
Analysis of data from the Voyager Plasma Science Experiment using the full cup response
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- Advisor: Stanislaw Olbert
- Department of Physics
Multiple frequency electron cyclotron heating for the Levitated Dipole Experiment
Mahar, Scott B (2005)
- Advisor: Jay Kesner
- Department of Nuclear Engineering
Fast photodiode diagnostic on Alcator C-Mod tokamak to study the plasma edge/SOL structure
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- Advisor: James Terry
- Department of Nuclear Engineering
A continuous-wave second harmonic gyrotron oscillator at 460 GHz
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- Advisor: Richard J. Temkin amd Kenneth E. Kreischer
- Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Modeling the deflector mass distribution in the gravitational lens MG J0414+0534
Trotter Wilson, Catherine S. (Catherine Susanne), 1966- (1998)
- Advisor: Jacqueline N. Hewitt
- Department of Physics
Equilibrium and stability studies of plasmas confined in a dipole magnetic field using magnetic measurements
Karim, Ishtak (2007)
- Advisors: Darren Garnier; Jay Kesner
- Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Phase contrast imaging measurements and modeling of short wavelength turbulence in the DIII-D tokamak
Dorris, James Robert, III (2010)
- Advisor: Miklos Porkolab
- Department of Physics
Full-wave modeling of lower hybrid waves on Alcator C-Mod
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- Advisor: Ronald R. Parker
- Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Polarimetry measurements of current density profile and fluctuation changes during lower hybrid experiments on Alcator C-Mod
Xu, Pen (2013)
- Advisors: Earl S. Marmar; James H. Irby
- Department of Physics
Comparison of edge turbulence velocity analysis techniques using Gas Puff Imaging data on Alcator C-Mod
Sierchio, Jennifer Marie (2014)
- Advisors: Earl S. Marmar; James L. Terry
- Department of Physics