Radiation-Cooled Helicity-Injecting Reversed Field Pinch Formed with Relativistic Electrons
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A steady state high β confinement system is described which is based on the edge cooling of the reversed field pinch formed with relativistic electrons. The plasma current for the toloidal equilibrium is sustained by the helicity injection with the help of the low frequency magnetic pumping.
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