@Article{vongoeler85,
  author =       {Schweickhard E. von Goeler and James E. Stevens and
                  Stefano Bernabei and Manfred L. Bitter and Tsu-Kai Chu
                  and Phillip C. Efthimion and Nathaniel J. Fisch and
                  William M. Hooke and Kenneth W. Hill and Joel C. Hosea
                  and Forrest C. Jobes and Charles F. F. Karney and
                  J. A. Mervine and E. B. Meservey and Robert W. Motley
                  and Phyllis G. Roney and Steven S. Sesnic and
                  K. Silber and Gary Taylor},
  title =        {Angular Distribution of the Bremsstrahlung Emission
                  during Lower Hybrid Current Drive on {PLT}},
  journal =      {Nucl. Fusion},
  volume =       25,
  number =       11,
  pages =        {1515-1528},
  month =        nov,
  year =         1985,
  reprint =      {nf85a},
  preprint =     {Princeton Univ. Rept. \eref{PPPL-2225}{PPPL--2225}
                  (June 1985) 46 pp.},
  abstract =     {The bremsstrahlung emission from the PLT tokamak
                  during lower-hybrid current drive has been measured as
                  a function of angle between the magnetic field and the
                  emission direction.  The emission is peaked strongly
                  in the forward direction, indicating a strong
                  anisotropy of the electron velocity distribution.  The
                  data demonstrate the existence of a nearly flat tail
                  of the velocity distribution, which extends out to
                  approximately 500 keV and which is interpreted as the
                  plateau created by Landau damping of the lower-hybrid
                  waves.}
}