Doctoral Candidate
Jelle Slief
RESEARCH PROFILE
My research revolves around system identification methods for heat transport phenomena in fusion plasmas, with a focus on better understanding the role and estimation of the source term.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Jelle obtained a MSc. degree in Applied Physics with the distinction Cum Laude, as well as the MSc. degree in the Science and Technology of Nuclear Fusion, both from Eindhoven University of Technology in 2021. He holds a BSc. degree in Advanced Technology from the University of Twente.
Recent Publications
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J.H. Slief,R.J.R. van Kampen,M.W. Brookman,J. van Dijk,M. van Berkel
Quantifying electron cyclotron power deposition broadening in DIII-D and the potential consequences for the ITER EC system
Nuclear Fusion (2023) -
M. Kisaki,K. Nagaoka,J.H. Slief,Y. Haba,R. Nakamoto,K. Tsumori,H. Nakano,K. Ikeda,M. Osakabe
Nonuniform plasma meniscus modelling based on backward calculation of negative ion beamlet
Nuclear Fusion (2022) -
M.E. Fenstermacher,J. Abbate,S. Abe,T. Abrams,M. Adams,B. Adamson,N. Aiba,T. Akiyama,P. Aleynikov,E. Allen
DIII-D research advancing the physics basis for optimizing the tokamak approach to fusion energy
Nuclear Fusion (2022) -
Jelle H. Slief,R.J.R. van Kampen,Michael W. Brookman,Matthijs van Berkel
Extension of the flux fit method for estimating power deposition profiles
Physics of Plasmas (2022) -
Jelle Slief,Ricky van Kampen,M.W. Brookman,Matthijs van Berkel
Quantifying electron cyclotron power deposition broadening in DIII-D
(2022)
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