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M. Mosconi
Researcher at Polytechnic University of Milan
Publications - 3
Citations - 25
M. Mosconi is an academic researcher from Polytechnic University of Milan. The author has contributed to research in topics: Tokamak & Biorthogonal system. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 3 publications receiving 22 citations.
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Development of real-time MHD markers based on biorthogonal decomposition of signals from Mirnov coils
Cristian Galperti,C. Marchetto,E. Alessi,D. Minelli,M. Mosconi,F. Belli,Luca Boncagni,A. Botrugno,P. Buratti,G. Calabrò,B. Esposito,S. Garavaglia,Gustavo Granucci,A. Grosso,V. Mellera,A. Moro,V. Piergotti,G. Pucella,G. Ramogida,W. Bin,Carlo Sozzi +20 more
TL;DR: In this article, the biorthogonal decomposition analysis of signals from an array of Mirnov coils is able to provide the spatial structure and the temporal evolution of magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) instabilities in a tokamak.
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Experiments on magneto-hydrodynamics instabilities with ECH/ECCD in FTU using a minimal real-time control system
Carlo Sozzi,Cristian Galperti,E. Alessi,S. Nowak,G. Apruzzese,F. Belli,William Bin,Luca Boncagni,A. Botrugno,Alex Bruschi,P. Buratti,G. Calabrò,B. Esposito,Lorenzo Figini,Saul Garavaglia,Gustavo Granucci,L.A. Grosso,C. Marchetto,M. Marinucci,Daniele Marocco,C. Mazzotta,V. Mellera,D. Minelli,M. Mosconi,A. Moro,V. Piergotti,G. Pucella,G. Ramogida,A. Romano,O. Tudisco +29 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a real time control of magneto-hydrodynamic (MHD) instabilities using injection of electron cyclotron waves (ECW) is performed with a control system based on only three real time key items: an equilibrium estimator based on a statistical regression, a MHD instability marker (SVDH) using a three-dimensional array of pick-up coils and a fast ECW launcher able to poloidally steer the EC absorption volume with dρ/dt = 0.1/30 ms maximum radial speed.
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Towards the detection of magnetohydrodynamics instabilities in a fusion reactor
Carlo Sozzi,E. Alessi,Lorenzo Figini,G. Galperti,E. Lazzaro,C. Marchetto,M. Mosconi,S. Nowak +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, various active control strategies of the Neoclassical tearing modes are studied in present tokamaks using established detection techniques which exploit the measurements of the fluctuations of the magnetic field and of the electron temperature.