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Pulse No: 15376<br />

n(He')/ne=1.5%<br />

Thermonuclear<br />

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(r/ra)=0.55-*/<br />

<strong>IAEA</strong>-CN-50/A-I-3 55<br />

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~—- (r/ra)=0.35<br />

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Energy (E) (MeV)<br />

Fig. 12 Energy distribution function of heated (minority) 3 He ions at various plasma radii.<br />

For comparison the a-particle distribution function for a lOkeV plasma is shown.<br />

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T, (keV)<br />

Fig. 13 Experimental values of nD T-, TE versus tr Curves show the equivalent thermonuclear<br />

Q for a 50:50 deuterium plasma. They are calculated assuming Te = 7] <strong>and</strong> radial profiles similar<br />

to the experimental ones (ratio central to average pressure of 3).<br />

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