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Sawteeth and Neoclassical Tearing Modes Workflows

2010
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Sauter O   +4 more
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Fluid ratcheting by oscillating channel walls with sawteeth

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2014
AbstractA laboratory experiment shows that fluid can be pumped from one end to another in a narrow channel whose sawtooth walls vibrate transversely opposite to each other. The phenomenon is referred to as ratcheting fluid. Inspired by this, we put forward here a theory describing the rectified steady flow, and the net directional pumping.
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Stabilization of sawteeth in tokamaks by sheared poloidal flows

Physics of Fluids B: Plasma Physics, 1992
The resistive internal kink mode in a current profile with a central safety factor q(0)<1 is shown to be stabilized by sheared poloidal flows. The internal kink mode is found to be stabilized when the local gradient in the poloidal rotation frequency ω at the q=1 resonant surface r1 is larger than the local gradient in the shear Alfvén frequency
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Sawteeth and Disruptions

1994
The experimental and theoretical investigations of the major global instabilities of tokamak operation (the sawtooth oscillation and the disruption) are briefly reviewed.
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Nonthermal electrons during sawteeth and disruption instability in tokamaks

Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2006
Bursts of the x-ray and electron cyclotron emission are observed in tokamaks during sawteeth and disruption instability. Analysis of the tangential view x-ray emissivity in the T-10 tokamak has indicated that the bursts are connected with the nonthermal electrons (E RA ∼ 15-150 keV) localized around the magnetic islands.
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Multiple Timescale Calculations of Sawteeth and Other Global Macroscopic Dynamics of Tokamak Plasmas

Computational Science & Discovery, 2012
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