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Geodesic extended modes in low magnetic shear tokamaks and stellarators
Theories of ion-scale microinstabilities in tokamaks and stellarators typically assume that the passing electrons respond adiabatically due to their fast propagation speed. However, when the magnetic shear becomes sufficiently small, ion-scale modes can extend far along the magnetic field and the no
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