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Construction of quasisymmetric stellarators using a direct coordinate approach*

Author
R. Jorge, W. Sengupta, M. Landreman
Publication Year
2020

Type

Journal Article
Abstract
Journal
Nuclear Fusion 60, 076021 (2020)
Volume
60
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