Tetsutarou Oishi

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Tohoku University

Japan

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Dr. Tetsutarou Oishi is an Associate Professor at Tohoku University in Japan. His research areas include atomic spectroscopy, collisional-radiative modeling, and plasma diagnostics, with a particular focus on tungsten emissions and high-Z impurity transport in fusion plasmas. His recent publications cover topics such as electron capture cross sections and spatial distribution analyses of plasmas under varied magnetic fields.

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Articles (10)

Electron capture cross sections in Ne 10+ + H(1s) and Ne 10+ + H(2s) collisions

Detection of electron temperature anisotropy by an x-ray crystal spectrometer in the Large Helical device

Evaluation of Spatial Profile of Local Emissions from W17+–W23+ Unresolved Transition Array Spectra

Observation of tungsten emission spectra up to W46+ ions in the Large Helical Device and contribution to the study of high-Z impurity transport in fusion plasmas

Better Understanding of Hydrogen Pellet Ablation Cloud Spectra through the Occupation Probability Formalism in LHD

Systematic numerical analysis of ECCD exploring injection conditions with high CD efficiency and current profile controllability in JA DEMO

Collisional-Radiative modeling of unresolved transition array spectra near 200 Å from W17+-W25+ emissions for diagnostics of ITER edge plasma

Spatial Distribution Analyses of Axially Long Plasmas under a Multi-Cusp Magnetic Field Using a Kinetic Particle Simulation Code KEIO-MARC

Study of Electron Impact Excitation of Na-like Kr Ion for Impurity Seeding Experiment in Large Helical Device

Recent Progress on Atomic Spectroscopy of Highly Ionized Ions in Laboratory Plasmas for Fusion Research

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Ryuichi Sakamoto

Izumi Murakami

Kazuo Hoshino

Daiji Kato

Atsushi Fukuyama

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