'Rotation shear' presentation slideshows

Methods for Dummies

Methods for Dummies. Coregistration and Spatial Normalization Nov 14th. Marion Oberhuber and Giles Story . fMRI. Issues: - Spatial and temporal inaccuracy - Physiological oscillations (heart beat and respiration) - Subject head motion .

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Methods for Dummies

Methods for Dummies. Coregistration and Spatial Normalization Jan 11th. Emma Davis and Eleanor Loh. fMRI. Issues: - Spatial and temporal inaccuracy - Physiological oscillations (heart beat and respiration) - Subject head motion .

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XP915: Error field effects on tearing b limits

XP915: Error field effects on tearing b limits. by Richard Buttery 1 with Stefan Garhardt 2 , Rob La Haye 3 , Steve Sabbagh 4 , Francesco Volpe 5 Presented to the 2009 NSTX Results Review 1 General Atomics, USA (formerly EURATOM/UKAEA).

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Solar surface circulation velocities and magnetic fields from cycle 22 to early cycle 24

Solar surface circulation velocities and magnetic fields from cycle 22 to early cycle 24. Supported in part by NSF grant AGS-0958779 and NASA grant NNX09AB12G. . Roger K. Ulrich Division of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of California at Los Angeles

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N EOCLASSICAL T OROIDAL A NGULAR M OMENTUM T RANSPORT IN A R OTATING I MPURE P LASMA

N EOCLASSICAL T OROIDAL A NGULAR M OMENTUM T RANSPORT IN A R OTATING I MPURE P LASMA. S. Newton & P. Helander. This work was funded jointly by EURATOM and the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. O VERVIEW. Motivation Current observations Current predictions

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XP810 review Error field sensitivity of 2/1 NTM onset thresholds at high and low rotation

XP810 review Error field sensitivity of 2/1 NTM onset thresholds at high and low rotation (and later extension to counter rotation) R J Buttery 1 with R. J. La Haye 2 , S. Sabbagh 3 , E. J. Strait 2. 1 EURATOM/UKAEA Fusion Association, Culham Science Centre, UK.

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Discussion on momentum transport in tokamak and helical plasmas

How much do we understand the non-diffusive term of momentum transport?. 1 Driving term Although this term can not be written with simple formula, how can we express this term in experiment?. Discussion on momentum transport in tokamak and helical plasmas. X ? ? (r/a)V f X ? ? ?T i

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