Edge localized modes (ELMs) are bursts of instabilities which deteriorate the confinement of
H mode plasmas and can cause damage to the divertor of next generation of devices. On …

A phase relationship is identified between sequential edge localized modes (ELMs)
occurrence times in a set of H-mode tokamak plasmas to the voltage measured in full flux …

For a two week period during the Joint European Torus 2012 experimental campaign, the
same high confinement plasma was repeated 151 times. The dataset was analysed to …

A global signature of the build-up to an intrinsic edge localized mode (ELM) is found in the
temporal analytic phase of signals measured in full flux azimuthal loops in the divertor …

The sandpile paradigm is widely used to model aspects of the phenomenology of
magnetically confined fusion (MCF) plasmas, including enhanced confinement, edge …

We focus on JET plasmas in which ELMs are triggered by pellets in the presence of ELMs
which occur naturally. We perform direct time domain analysis of signals from fast radial field …

It is well established that edge localized modes can be entrained to the frequency of applied
global magnetic perturbations. These perturbations are delivered to the plasma using the …

The avalanche waiting time behaviour of the Chapman sandpile model (Chapman et al,
2001 Phys. Rev. Lett. 86, 2814), compared to the ELM waiting time behaviour of a JET …

Edge localised modes (ELMs)[1, 2], are presently common in high performance tokamak
plasmas, but must be controlled or avoided in larger future tokamaks. They are …

A promising method for mitigating ELMs is to trigger smaller, more frequent ELMs by
injecting pellets of frozen deuterium that modify the plasma edge [1-3]. Here, we report direct …