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Runaway electron interactions with whistler waves in tokamak plasmas: energy-dependent transport scaling
Resonant interactions between high energy runaway electrons (REs) and whistler waves are a promising mechanism for RE mitigation in tokamak plasmas. While prior studies have largely relied on quasi-linear diffusion models in simplified geometries, we present a first-principles-informed framework tha
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