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Divertor Plasma Detachment: Present Status of Understanding
Contributions to Plasma Physics, 1996AbstractWe consider the main features of plasma detachment and try to find the most natural way to explain them. In general, we focus more on the qualitative analysis of the problem, illustrating the physics of the processes, rather than discussions of particular solutions of the plasma transport equations.
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Detachment in alternative divertor geometries on TCV
2017The dependence of divertor detachment on magnetic geometry is explored on the TCV tokamak, with the goal of improving our basic understanding of this process and optimizing the divertor geometry for a power plant. In the experiments, connection length from the midplane to the outer target is varied by up to a factor two by either modifying the poloidal
Theiler C. +14 more
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Symmetries and Asymmetries in the Divertor Detachment in ASDEX Upgrade
2012Divertor detachment is a prerequisite for large burning plasma fusion devices. The understanding of the processes leading to divertor detachment is currently incomplete and a reliable prediction for future large scale devices out of reach. In the full-metal ASDEX Upgrade divertor detachment has been studied for Ohmic and L-mode density ramp discharges ...
Wischmeier, M. +7 more
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Behavior of Detachment Front in a Tokamak Divertor
Contributions to Plasma Physics, 2000S. Nakazawa +3 more
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Study on ELM burn-through induced by small ELMs with divertor detachment in EAST
Physics Letters, Section A: General, Atomic and Solid State Physics, 2023Nan Ding, Y B Wang, Q Q Yang
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Recent Progress in Some Issues of Divertor Physics under Detachment Conditions
Plasma Physics Reports, 2023Pshenov A A, Marenkov E D, Kukushkin A S
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Divertor Detachment with Multi-Species Impurity Seeding in LHD
Plasma and Fusion Research, 2020Yuki Hayashi +2 more
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