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Is viscoelasticity possible in nuclear fusion plasma?

Thread starter rahul.6sept
Start date Dec 19, 2022

Dec 19, 2022

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rahul.6sept

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Hello,

plz let me know if viscoelasticity phenomena feasible in fusion plasma inside a tokamak?

rgds

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