81. HBT-EP Tokamak Experiment at the Columbia University plasma physics Laboratory to demonstrate the feasibility of a highbeta tokamak stabilized by a combination of a close-fitting conducting wall, plasma rotation, and active feedback. http://www.seas.columbia.edu/apam/HBT-EP/

HBT-EP Tokamak Links: Information Publications and References Recent Presentations News articles Pictures Tools and Resources MDSPlus User's Guide Guide to Data and Analysis Servers Run Report Archives Run Report Submission Form People APAM Faculty APAM Department Research Staff Directory Plasma Physics Graduate Students Program Overview: The HBT-EP tokamak is the fourth toroidal magnetic experiment constructed within the Columbia University Plasma Laboratory . HBT-EP was designed to demonstrate the feasibility of a high-beta tokamak stabilized by a combination of a close-fitting conducting wall, plasma rotation, and active feedback. The specific approach taken by HBT-EP was to investigate the combined use of a close-fitting conducting wall and modular saddle coils for the purpose of significantly extending the tokamak beta limit. HBT-EP is a unique experiment for the investigation of wall-stabilization because it is the only tokamak device built with adjustable walls . HBT-EP is also unique because the vacuum chamber is made from several quartz cylindrical breaks. These allow fast penetration of externally-applied magnetic perturbations. HBT-EP has been able to accelerate magnetic islands to nearly sonic speeds, and the device has been used to access the Troyon normalized beta limit with ohmic heating alone. The specific approach taken in HBT-EP incorporates: a segmented adjustable conducting wall to eliminate fast external kink instabilities a modular saddle-coil set which applies rotating magnetic perturbations to control plasma rotation

82. Plasma Science And Technology Comprehensive coverage of all plasma science and technology with site links worldwide; basic plasma physics, space physics, plasma astrophysics, magnetic http://www.plasmas.org/

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83. Center For Space Physics - Welcome Topics researched include space plasma physics, magnetospheric physics, ionospheric physics, atmospheric physics, and planetary and cometary atmospheric studies. http://www.bu.edu/csp/

Boston University Center for Space Physics Welcome About the CSP Personnel Research Projects Education ... CSP Electronic Purchase Order Form Welcome to the Center for Space Physics at Boston University. The Center carries out a wide variety of research in just some of the following fields of space physics including: space plasma physics; magnetospheric physics; ionospheric physics; atmospheric physics; and planetary and cometary atmospheric studies. Students in astronomy, applied physics, and engineering concentrations conduct their research through the Center, making it an active participant in graduate studies. Furthermore, the Center serves as the coordinating mechanism for grant management and proposal development. Aurora as seen by POLAR Astronomy Department Contact Us: 725 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 506 Boston, MA 02215

84. ScienceDirect - Plasma Physics - List Of Issues www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/07413335 More results from www.sciencedirect.com Division of plasma physicsThe American Physical Society Division of plasma physics. Welcome to the Division of plasma physics home page. DPP was established in 1959. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00321028

This Feature requires JavaScript Register or Login: Password: Athens Login Plasma Physics Bookmark this page as: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00321028 Continued as Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion Formerly known as Journal of Nuclear Energy. Part C. Plasma Physics, Accelerators, Thermonuclear Research Volume 22 Volume 22, Issue 5 , Pages 367-516 (May 1980) Volume 19 Volume 17 Volume 15 Volume 14 ... Volume 9 Alert me when new Journal Issues are available Add this journal to My Favorite Journals More Publication Info Feedback Elsevier B.V.

85. Univ Of MN Space Plasma Physics Home Page The Space Physics Research Group is Part of the University of Minnesota Physics Department. Space Physics News. Who s who in the space physics research group. http://ham.spa.umn.edu/spacephys/

The Space Physics Research Group is Part of the University of Minnesota Physics Department Space Physics News Today's Space Weather: NOAA Forecast Space Weather Bureau Windows to the Universe Minnesota Aurora Observations Solar Terrestrial Dispatch NOAA Current Space Weather Forecast Windows to the Universe Space Weather Today The Space Weather Bureau Minnesota Aurora Observations Lightning Bolt Rocket Launch The Lightning Bolt rocket was launched from the NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia on July 16, 2000. An article about the Lightning Bolt Rocket by Tom Majeski appeared in the St. Paul Pioneer Press on Sunday, September 3, 2000. IMEX Awarded Funding: The Inner Magnetosphere Explorer (IMEX) was granted funding in Sept. 1998 as part of the NASA University-Class Explorers Program. The principal investigator is Dr. John Wygant of the University of Minnesota. An IMEX web page is under development. IMEX News Coverage: Minnesota Daily Article - From September 21, 1998 NASA Press Release - September 11, 1998 News and Meetings Archives Meetings and Events Fall 2000 AGU Meeting Dec. 15-19 (Fri.-Tues.)

86. PPPL: Theory Department Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/Government/Executive_Branch/Departments/Energy/DOE_National_Laboratories/Princeton_Plasma_Physics_Laboratory/Research_Areas http://w3.pppl.gov/theory/

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87. The FIRE Place A proposed nextstep fusion experiment to study burning plasma physics based on the tokamak concept. It would require about $1.2B to build. The site includes information related to FIRE, its engineering design, related publications and meetings. http://fire.pppl.gov/fire_program.htm

The U. S. has a leadership position in critical sciences due to billion dollar scale domestic facilities at the frontiers of these fields. The Fusion Energy Advisory Committee (FESAC) found that ITER and FIRE are each attractive options for the study of burning plasma science. Exec Summary Updated July 14, 2003 Privacy and Security Notice Contact Webmaster Fusion Ignition Research Experiment (FIRE) Physics and Program Information The Secretary of Energy Advisory Board (SEAB) Task Force on Fusion Energy review of the U. S. fusion program noted that "A necessary next major scientific step is the exploration of the physics of a burning plasma. At the present time only the tokamak is sufficiently advanced as to assure the necessary confinement in such an experiment." The National Research Council Assessment of Fusion Science (FuSAC) Interim Report identified several critical unresolved fusion science issues: (1) turbulence and transport, (2) energy density limits and (3) integrated physics of self-heated plasmas. The goal of FIRE is to address the critical scientific issues of a magnetically confined fusion plasma identified by SEAB and FuSAC within the next decade using the most cost-effective approach. Success in FIRE would serve as a "Stepping Stone" to provide the scientific foundation needed for an attractive fusion energy source as envisioned by the Advanced Reactor Innovation Evaluation Study (ARIES) . FIRE welcomes your input on the Next Major Step in Magnetic Fusion Research. If you are interested in setting up a FIRE discussion session

88. Plasma Physics Group PUC | Home plasma physics Group PUC Facultad de Física Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. news, research, publications, members, collaborations, links, contact. http://www.fis.puc.cl/~plasma/

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89. 31st EPS Conference On Plasma Physics - London 2004 mssla3.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/www_plasma/homepage.html Space plasma physics at RALSpace plasma physics at RAL. Plasma, Research fields, People, Space missions with which the Rutherford http://fusion.org.uk/eps2004/

Second Announcement Organisers Scope Topics and language Programme ... as soon as possible. Paper submission will be open 9 -25 June. Recent Website changes 26 May: Full list of papers, times and locations 20 May: Updates to the programme 10 May: Instructions for paper preparation posters and oral presentations 6, 7 May: Corrections and updates to programme 4 May: "Early" registration fee no longer available

90. Plasma Physics Information Welcome to the plasma physics Group Web Site Register In order to make full use of this web site and the services that the IOP plasma physics group now makes http://www.plasma-physics.info/

PlasmaPhysics.Info Fusion, Semi-Conductors, Lasers, Chemistry, ... Forum Welcome to the Plasma Physics Group Web Site Register In order to make full use of this web site and the services that the IOP Plasma Physics group now makes available (e.g bursaries, one-day meetings, web support) please click on the 'First Time User' button above, register yourself and then visit the Forum Annual Conference The 31st Plasma Physics Annual Conference was held at the University of York, UK between 5th and 8th April, 2004. The website relating to this annual conference can be found at : 2004 PPG, IOP Annual Conference in York The 32nd IoP Plasma Physics Group Annual Conference is to be held at the Clarendon Laboratory in Oxford from Monday the 21st of March to Thursday the 24th of March 2005. Any queries about the conference can be raised at the Forum. European Physical Scociety Conference on Plasma Physics The 31st European Physical Scociety Conference on Plasma Physics will be held at Imperial College London, UK between 28th of June and 2nd of July, 2004. The website relating to this conference can be found at : 2004 31st EPS Conference, Imperial College, London

91. Www.essex.ac.uk/physics/research/plasma/plasma.htm plasma physics REPORTSplasma physics REPORTS (Fizika plazmy), ISSN 1063780X CODEN PPHREM. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Vitalii D. Shafranov Kurchatov Institute, Russian http://www.essex.ac.uk/physics/research/plasma/plasma.htm

92. Plasma Physics - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia plasma physics. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. plasma physics is the field of physics which studies the dynamic behaviour of plasmas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasma_physics

93. Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor TFTR experiment that was a large US fusion experiment directed by the Princeton plasma physics Lab. Stopped operation and decomissioned by 2000. http://www.pppl.gov/projects/pages/tftr.html

The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor, 1989 Side view of the Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor Inside the Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor TFTR Achievements TFTR Parameters TFTR Publications The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR) operated at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) from 1982 to 1997. TFTR set a number of world records, including a plasma temperature of 510 million degrees centigrade the highest ever produced in a laboratory, and well beyond the 100 million degrees required for commercial fusion. In addition to meeting its physics objectives, TFTR achieved all of its hardware design goals, thus making substantial contributions in many areas of fusion technology development. In December, 1993, TFTR became the world's first magnetic fusion device to perform extensive experiments with plasmas composed of 50/50 deuterium/tritium the fuel mix required for practical fusion power production. Consequently, in 1994, TFTR produced a world-record 10.7 million watts of controlled fusion power, enough to meet the needs of more than 3,000 homes. These experiments also emphasized studies of behavior of alpha particles produced in the deuterium-tritium reactions. The extent to which the alpha particles pass their energy to the plasma is critical to the eventual attainment of sustained fusion. In 1995, TFTR scientists explored a new fundamental mode of plasma confinement enhanced reversed shear. This new technique involves a magnetic-field configuration which substantially reduces plasma turbulence.

94. LAPD Plasma Physics Lab UCLA facility conducting basic plasma physics research on the behavior of naturally occurring plasmas, http://128.97.43.7/lapd/

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95. Space Plasma Physics Modelling Page Space plasma physics Modeling at the UW. Space plasma physics Modeling at the University of Washington / 28 August 2002 / eharnett@geophys.washington.edu http://www.geophys.washington.edu/Space/SpaceModel/modelling.html

Space Plasma Physics Modeling at the U.W. Members of the Space Plasma Physics Modeling Group at the University of Washington use computer simulation techniques to model a variety of space plasma phenomena near the sun, the earth and other planets. Cast of Characters: Robert M. Winglee Erika Harnett Carol Paty Kevin Smith (Movie Producer and Director) Areas of Active Interest: Formation of structures in the Earth's boundary layers Particle models of magnetic reconnection in the terrestrial magnetotail. Modeling of the Jovian magnetospheric system. Studies of Mini-Magnetospheres on the Moon and at Mars. Currently this links you to Erika Harnett's web page through which you can access information. Geophysics Main Page Program Information Solid Earth Near-Surface ... Space Physics Space Plasma Physics Modeling at the University of Washington / 28 August 2002 / eharnett@geophys.washington.edu

96. McWilliams Plasma Physics Laboratory McWilliams plasma physics Laboratory. Experiments The principal activity of the laboratory is basic experimental plasma physics investigations. http://hal9000.ps.uci.edu/

97. AppliedPlasma APP shall through innovative application of electro og plasma physics develop radically new and cost efficient solutions to recognised environmental and http://www.appliedplasma.com/

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98. Department Of Physics Research Profile Department of Physics Applied Physics at the University of Strathclyde, UK. http://www.strath.ac.uk/physics/research/

Department of Physics Research Profile The Department of Physics is strong in both research and teaching. Its research is recognised as internationally excellent, as shown by the award of a 4 rating in the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise. Most of the externally-derived research funding is competitively won in peer-reviewed processes and about half of the research income is awarded by the Research Councils, making the Department one of the larger mainstream physics departments in the UK. The research programme supports most of the 100 or so Departmental staff, which can be divided into three roughly equal groups: academic staff, research staff, and support staff. There are also a number of eminent visiting and part-time professors, notably Professor Alain Aspect, Carnegie Centenary Professor in the Department. The Department provides a wide range of degree courses, including Physics, Applied Physics, Laser Physics and Optoelectronics, Mathematics and Physics, Physics and Mathematical Finance (MSci), Physics with Visual Simulation (MSci), Photonics (MSci) and Biophysics (MSci). As well as postgraduate study leading to a PhD/MPhil degree, the Department also offers the MRes qualification, obtainable in one year. An EngD in Photonics is also available for those wishing to follow an industrial career path.

99. PPPL News Features a summary of recent events and activities at the Princeton plasma physics Laboratory. http://www.pppl.gov/publications/pages/pppl_news.html

PPPL News The PPPL News is a summary of recent events and activities at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. You will need Acrobat Reader to view the following documents which are in PDF format. The most recent version of Reader is recommended; a free Reader can be downloaded from Adobe's Web site. Issues of PPPL News are listed in reverse chronological order: PPPL News, Vol. 8, No. 1, Winter 2004 (470 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 7, No. 2, Spring 2003 (508 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 7, No. 1, Winter/Spring 2003 (983 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 6, No. 1, Winter/Spring 2002 (718 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 5, No. 2, Summer/Fall 2001 (229 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 5, No. 1, Spring 2001 (179 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 4, No. 3, Winter 2001 (184 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 4, No. 2, Fall 2000 (1.0 MB) PPPL News, Vol. 3, No. 3, Winter 2000 (924 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 3, No. 2, Fall 1999 (892 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring/Summer 1999 (1.5 MB) PPPL News, Vol. 2, No. 2, Summer 1998 (480 KB) PPPL News, Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 1998 (376 KB) About PPPL How to Contact PPPL News at PPPL Fusion Basics ... PPPL Home Page Updated: 4 February 2004 Send questions or comments to: Carol A. Phillips

100. Index Of Research Groups plasma physics. The plasma physics group is in the forefront of this activity and has developed a number of novel diagnostic techniques and plasma sources. http://www.physics.dcu.ie/PhysicsHome/ResearchGroups/ResearchGroups.html

School of Physical Sciences Index of Research Groups Atomic Spectroscopy and Laser-Plasma Interactions The Atomic Spectroscopy group is interested in the effects that are produced by the interaction of intense laser beams with matter. These effects typically include the production of very highly excited atomic states that are difficult to prepare in any other way. Important insights into the structure and spectroscopy of various exotic atomic states have recently been obtained using techniques developed at DCU. Senior Staff: Dr J. T. Costello Prof. E. T. Kennedy , and Dr J.-P. Mosnier Computational Physics Senior Staff: Dr M. M. Turner Plasma Physics Plasma is a state of matter in which a proportion of electrons have become separated from their parent molecules. This normally occurs only at very high temperatures, so plasma is uncommon at the surface of the Earth although abundant in the Universe at large. The properties of plasma differ radically from those of ordinary matter because the charged plasma particles exert large electromagnetic forces on each other. It has recently been found that plasma is a valuable tool for many industrial processes, but plasmas of the required kind are not yet well understood. Consequently the study of small-scale laboratory plasmas has recently been renewed with vigour. The Plasma Physics group is in the forefront of this activity and has developed a number of novel diagnostic techniques and plasma sources. Senior Staff: Dr M. B. Hopkins

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