X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY ON TOKAMAKS.

S. Von Goeler; M. Bitter; S. Cohen; D. Eames; K. Hill; D. Hilles; R. Hulse; G. Lenner; D. Manos; Ph Roney; W. Roney; N. Sauthoff; S. Sesnic; W. Stodiek; F. Tenney

X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY ON TOKAMAKS.

S. Von Goeler, M. Bitter, S. Cohen, D. Eames, K. Hill, D. Hilles, R. Hulse, G. Lenner, D. Manos, Ph Roney, W. Roney, N. Sauthoff, S. Sesnic, W. Stodiek, F. Tenney

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Abstract

During the last decade the X-ray spectroscopy of high temperature plasmas has witnessed a rapid development. Most of the impulses have come from astrophysics, in particluar, from the research on solar flares. On the other hand, the attainment of well-diagnosed, high-temperature laboratory plasmas in laser-pellet implosions and in tokamaks, has precipitated a fertile exchange between theory and experiment. Agreement and very detailed understanding has been reached for a great number of spectra with the result that X-ray spectroscopy represents today a powerful and reliable new plasma diagnostic with important applications for fusion plasmas as well as solar flares. The authors provide a short review of the experimental results from tokamaks.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	109-127
Number of pages	19
State	Published - 1982

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