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Alfvénic high-frequency oscillations at the pedestal of JET plasmas
Long-lived ($\sim 10$ s) high-frequency oscillations (HFOs, $50-450$ kHz) near the plasma edge have been reported and experimentally described in L-H transition studies at JET and AUG. In this work, we show that these HFOs are a general phenomenon observed in various plasma scenarios and composition
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