Kinetic Theory of Electromagnetic High-n Ballooning Instabilities
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概要
著者
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Itoh Kimitaka
Division Of Thermonuclear Fusion Research Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute:on Leave Of Absence
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TUDA Takashi
Division of Thermonuclear Fusion Research,Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Itoh Sanae-inoue
Institute For Fusion Theory Hiroshima University
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Tuda Takashi
Department Of Thermonuclear Fusion Research Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Tuda Takashi
Division Of Thermonuclear Fusion Research Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Tokuda Shinji
Department Of Thermonuclear Fusion Research Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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TOKUDA Shinji
Division of Thermonuclear Fusion Research,Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Itoh Kimitaka
Division Of Thermonuclear Fusion Research Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Itoh Inoue
Institute For Fusion Theory Hiroshima University
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Tokuda Shinji
Division Of Bioresources And Biosciences Faculty Of Agriculture Graduate School Of Kyushu University
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Inoue Itoh
Institute for Fusion Theory,Hiroshima University
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