Samuli Saarelma

United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

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Petr Bohm

Institute of Plasma Physics, The Czech Academy of Sciences

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Petra Bílková

Institute of Plasma Physics

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Eleonora Viezzer

Universidad de Sevilla

SPAIN

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Lorenzo Frassinetti

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN

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Laszlo Horvath

Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Mathias Groth

Professor Nuclear Engineering

Aalto University

FINLAND

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Tobias Görler

Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics

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Mike Dunne

Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics

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D. R. Hatch

UNITED STATES

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Samuli Saarelma

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Articles (20)

Machine learning surrogate model for ideal peeling–ballooning pedestal MHD stability

An explanation for hard MHD stability limits in low-q 95 diverted tokamak plasmas

Low-n stability and plasma response to RMP in various STEP scenarios

Low collisionality, peeling limited pedestals in JET-ILW: effect of density and isotope mass on pedestal structure, pedestal stability and pedestal prediction in deuterium and mixed deuterium/tritium plasmas

Local plasma shape modification to facilitate access to quasi continuous exhaust (QCE) regime

Progress in pedestal and edge physics: Chapter 3 of the special issue: on the path to tokamak burning plasma operation

First observation of RMP ELM mitigation on MAST Upgrade

EuroPED-NN: uncertainty aware surrogate model

Density pedestal prediction model for tokamak plasmas

ELM-free H-mode phase and decoupling of peeling–ballooning stability boundary in the MAST Upgrade tokamak

Isotope mass dependence of pedestal transport in JET H-mode plasmas

Investigation of the dependence of pe,ped on ne,sep in JET H-Mode plasmas using integrated JETTO-MISHKA-FRANTIC simulations

Elements of H-mode pedestal structure

Occam's razor on the mechanism of resistive-wall-mode-induced β limits in diverted tokamaks

The role of ETG modes in JET–ILW pedestals with varying levels of power and fuelling

Pedestal analysis of MAST ELMy regimes

Prospects for H-mode inhibition in negative triangularity tokamak reactor plasmas

Diverted negative triangularity plasmas on DIII-D: the benefit of high confinement without the liability of an edge pedestal

Ballooning instability preventing the H-mode access in plasmas with negative triangularity shape on the DIII–D tokamak

Pedestal stability analysis on MAST in preparation for MAST-U

Collaborators (9)

Petr Bohm

Petra Bílková

Eleonora Viezzer

Lorenzo Frassinetti

Laszlo Horvath

Mathias Groth

Tobias Görler

Mike Dunne

D. R. Hatch

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