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spellingShingle Betti, R., Physics of Plasmas, Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall, Condensed Matter Physics
title Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
title_full Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
title_fullStr Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
title_full_unstemmed Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
title_short Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
title_sort beta limits for the n=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
title_unstemmed Beta limits for the N=1 mode in rotating-toroidal-resistive plasmas surrounded by a resistive wall
topic Condensed Matter Physics
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.872746