Publications by authors named "H Lindl"

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  • The study explores the Racial Context Hypothesis by investigating the health outcomes of U.S.-born Black Americans compared to Black immigrants based on their regions of origin.
  • Using data from the National Health Interview Survey (2000-2018), the researchers focused on various health measures like self-rated health and chronic conditions among 212,269 participants.
  • Findings indicate that Black immigrants from racially mixed and majority-Black backgrounds generally report better health outcomes than U.S.-born Black Americans, whereas those from predominantly White regions show no significant health differences.
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Recent experiments at the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak have provided the first ever measurements from the imaging heavy-ion beam probe. In this work, we show that the developed simulation framework can reproduce qualitatively the measurement's observed shape and position. Quantitatively, we demonstrate that the model reproduces, within the experimental uncertainties, the observed signal levels.

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The imaging heavy ion beam probe (i-HIBP) diagnostic has been successfully commissioned at ASDEX Upgrade. The i-HIBP injects a primary neutral beam into the plasma, where it is ionized, leading to a fan of secondary (charged) beams. These are deflected by the magnetic field of the tokamak and collected by a scintillator detector, generating a strike-line light pattern that encodes information on the density, electrostatic potential, and magnetic field of the plasma edge.

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