Retrieving spatial distribution of plasma emissivity from line integrated measurements on
tokamaks presents a challenging task due to ill-posedness of the tomography problem and …

Tomography is a technique which is widely applied to fusion plasmas as it can provide
improved understanding of plasma emissivity distributions. It is challenging because of the …

The tomography of fusion plasmas provides local information on plasma emissivity from line-
integrated measurements (projections). However, the corresponding inversion task presents …

The soft X-ray (SXR) emission provides valuable insight into processes happening inside of
high-temperature plasmas. A standard method for deriving the local emissivity profiles of the …

In fusion devices, the X-ray plasma emissivity contains essential information on the
magnetohydrodynamic activity, the magnetic equilibrium and on the transport of impurities …

A method of tomographic reconstruction of the neutron emissivity in the poloidal cross
section of the Joint European Torus (JET, Culham, UK) tokamak was developed. Due to very …

Tomography inversion has been used routinely for processing outputs of plasma radiation
diagnostics. Various tomographic algorithms have been developed, with those based on …

Bolometric tomography is a widely applied technique to infer important indirect quantities in
magnetically confined plasmas, such as the total radiated power. However, being an inverse …

The total emission of radiation is a crucial quantity to calculate the power balances and to
understand the physics of any Tokamak. Bolometric systems are the main tool to measure …

Accurate tomographic inversion is important for diagnostic systems on stellarators and
tokamaks which rely on measurements of line integrated emission spectra. A tomographic …