Gen Motojima

准教授/Associate Professor

核融合科学研究所/National Institute for Fusion Science

Japan

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Gen Motojima is an Associate Professor at the National Institute for Fusion Science in Japan. His research areas include tritium retention in plasma environments, high-sensitivity measurements of the Zeeman effect in fusion plasmas, and the performance of pressure gauges in fusion devices. Recent articles have explored topics such as self-sustained divertor oscillations, pellet cloud emissions, and gyrokinetic simulations of microturbulent transport in stellarators.

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Yoshiro Narushima

助教/Assistant Professor

核融合科学研究所/National Institute for Fusion Science

JAPAN

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Suguru Masuzaki

教授/Professor

核融合科学研究所/National Institute for Fusion Science

JAPAN

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Zhihong Lin

University of California, Irvine

UNITED STATES

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Yuki Hayashi

助教/Assistant professor

The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI

JAPAN

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Taiichi Shikama

Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Articles (14)

Tritium retention characteristics of the dust in LHD after the deuterium plasma experiment

High-sensitivity measurement of Zeeman effect using hydrogen Paschen-α emission line in fusion-divertor-relevant plasma

New type of self-sustained divertor oscillation driven by magnetic island dynamics in Large Helical Device

Ultrahigh neutral pressures in the sub-divertor of the Large Helical Device

Structure of pellet cloud emission and relation with the local ablation rate

Global gyrokinetic simulations of electrostatic microturbulent transport in LHD stellarator with boron impurity

Performance of ITER pressure gauges during deuterium operation in the large helical device

Measurement of Pa α line from pellet ablation cloud in Heliotron J

Distributions of deposits and hydrogen on the upper and lower TDUs3 target elements of Wendelstein 7-X

Particle control in long-pulse discharge using divertor pumping in LHD

Improved performance of electron cyclotron resonance heating by perpendicular injection in the Large Helical Device

Characteristics of plasma parameters and turbulence in the isotope-mixing and the non-mixing states in hydrogen–deuterium mixture plasmas in the large helical device

Transition between Isotope-Mixing and Nonmixing States in Hydrogen-Deuterium Mixture Plasmas

In-vessel colorimetry of Wendelstein 7-X first wall components: variation of layer deposition distribution in OP1.2a and OP1.2b

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Ryuichi Sakamoto

Shinsuke OHSHIMA

Shin Kubo

Miyuki Yajima

KADO Shinichiro

Yasuhiro Suzuki

JAVIER HERNANDEZ NICOLAU

Yoshiro Narushima

Suguru Masuzaki

Zhihong Lin

Yuki Hayashi

Taiichi Shikama

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