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April 23, 2002Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Measurements with an emissive probe in the CASTOR tokamak

R. Schrittwieser P. Balan M. Hron C. Ioniţă Karel Jakubka L. Kryška E. Martines J. Ştöckel M. Tichý G. Van Oost

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Measurements with an emissive probe in the CASTOR tokamak, Roman Schrittwieser, JiríAdámek, Petru Balan, Martin Hron, Codrina Ionita, Karel Jakubka, Ladislav Kryska, Emilio Martines, Jan Stöckel, Milan Tichy, Guido Van Oost

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a791a35c43847d2ac675dd4 https://doi.org/10.1088/0741-3335/44/5/305

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