Institute for Plasma Research

The Institute for Plasma Research is a research and development organization in Gujarat, India, aided by the Government of India’s Department of Atomic Energy. It conducts theoretical and experimental research in plasma physics, magnetic confinement of hot plasmas, and industrial plasma technologies, and operates the ADITYA and Steady State Tokamak devices.

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Image processing method for post-discharge plasma wall inspection in tokamaks, with application to ITER

Electromagnetic filament coalescence as magnetic island merging with diamagnetic effects

First Plasma Commissioning and Operational Highlights from India's First Spherical Tokamak at IPR

Interpretable statistical feature engineering for early disruption prediction in the short pulse ADITYA tokamak

Mass Spectrometry Studies of Hydrogen Ions Energy Distributions in an ECR- based Large Volume Plasma Source

Effect of confinement anisotropy on particle transport and structural relaxation of finite dust clusters in complex plasma

Hydrogen permeation studies of India-specific reduced activation martensitic (IN-RAFM) steel

Nonlinear Dynamics of Current-Carrying ELM Filaments: Spiral Vorticity, Rotation, and Velocity Suppression

Dynamics of phase space vortices in Vlasov plasmas with ion scale inhomogeneity : I Constant frequency drive study

Dynamics of phase space vortices in Vlasov plasmas with ion scale inhomogeneity : II Chirped frequency drive study