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Hydromagnetic stability of a plasma in stellarators
It is shown that, with the help of the sufficient criterion for hydromagnetic stability of a plasma proposed by Solovev, It is possible to calculate for stellarators a non-trivial plasma pressure limit at which there is hydromagnetic plasma stability ...
V.D. Shafranov, E.I. Yurchenko
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Neoclassical transport in quasi-axially symmetric stellarators [PDF]
The author presents a numerical and analytic assessment of the transport in two quasi-axially symmetric stellarators, including one variant of the MHH2 class of such devices, and a configuration they refer to as NHH2, closely related to MHH2. Monte Carlo
Mynick, H.E.
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Stellarators mainly utilize magnetic fields from external coils to confine the plasma, enabling steady-state operation while avoiding instabilities like disruptions raised from plasma currents.
Xianyi Nie +5 more
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Optimizing Stellarators Against Energetic Particle Loss with DESC
Implementing proxies for energetic particle confinement in stellarators into optimization suite DESC and demonstrating successful optimization for neoclassical ...
Hibbard, Greta
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We provide an overview of activities carried out at the TJ-II stellarator for improving our understanding of- and developing plasma physics models for particle density profiles in stellarators.
J.A. Alonso +113 more
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Precise stellarator quasi-symmetry can be achieved with electromagnetic coils. [PDF]
Wechsung F +4 more
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Assessment of stellarators as reactors
Stellarators have significant operational advantages over tokamaks as ignited steady-state reactors: no dangerous disruptions, no need for continuous current drive and power recirculated to the plasma, less severe constraints on the plasma parameters and
Lyon, J. F.
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Energy confinement comparison of ohmically heated stellarators to tokamaks [PDF]
An empirical scaling prescribes that the energy confinement time in ohmically heated stellarators and tokamaks is proportional to the internal energy of the plasma and the minor radius, and inversely proportional to the current density.
Chu, T. K. +3 more
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Nonlinear saturation of ballooning modes in stellarators
Ballooning mode saturation is investigated in realistic stellarator configurations using the flux tube approach of Ham et al (2018 Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 60 075017), Ham et al (2016 Phys. Rev. Lett. 116 235001). The method is adapted to account for
X. Chu +4 more
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This is a pre-print of a chapter for the Encyclopedia of Astrophysics (edited by I. Mandel, section editor F.R.N.
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