Island divertor experiments on the W7-AS stellarator

Island divertor experiments on the W7-AS stellarator
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10.1088/0741-3335/43/12a/313
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2001-11
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F. Gadelmeier;P. Grigull;K. Mccormick;R. Brakel;R. Burhenn;H. Ehmler;Y. Feng;L. Giannone;D. Hartmann;D. Hildebrandt;R. Jaenicke;J. Kisslinger;T. Klinger;J. Knauer;R. König;D. Naujoks;E. Pasch;F. Sardei;F. Wagner;U. Wenzel;A. Werner;W. Team
F. Gadelmeier;P. Grigull;K. Mccormick;R. Brakel;R. Burhenn;H. Ehmler;Y. Feng;L. Giannone;D. Hartmann;D. Hildebrandt;R. Jaenicke;J. Kisslinger;T. Klinger;J. Knauer;R. König;D. Naujoks;E. Pasch;F. Sardei;F. Wagner;U. Wenzel;A. Werner;W. Team
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F. Gadelmeier;P. Grigull;K. Mccormick;R. Brakel;R. Burhenn;H. Ehmler;Y. Feng;L. Giannone;D. Hartmann;D. Hildebrandt;R. Jaenicke;J. Kisslinger;T. Klinger;J. Knauer;R. König;D. Naujoks;E. Pasch;F. Sardei;F. Wagner;U. Wenzel;A. Werner;W. Team

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