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Neutral beam driven ion cyclotron instability of lower hybrid wave in a tokamak plasma
The effect of dust grains on the parametric coupling of neutral beam driven ion–cyclotron wave instability with a lower hybrid pump wave is studied. A high amplitude lower hybrid pump, which is launched into a tokamak for heating purposes in the presence
Jyotsna Sharma, Suresh C. Sharma
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A Drift-Kinetic Analytical Model for SOL Plasma Dynamics at Arbitrary Collisionality [PDF]
A drift-kinetic model to describe the plasma dynamics in the scrape-off layer region of tokamak devices at arbitrary collisionality is derived. Our formulation is based on a gyroaveraged Lagrangian description of the charged particle motion, and the ...
Jorge, R., Loureiro, N. F., Ricci, P.
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On the Behavior of Two C1 Finite Elements Versus Anisotropic Diffusion
Bi‐cubic Hemite‐Bézier and reduced cubic Hsieh‐Clough‐Tocher finite elements, of class C1, are compared for the solution of a highly anisotropic diffusion equation. They are tested numerically for various ratios of the diffusion coefficients on different meshes, even aligned with the anisotropy.
Blaise Faugeras +3 more
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Kinetic modelling of runaway electron avalanches in tokamak plasmas
Runaway electrons (REs) can be generated in tokamak plasmas if the accelerating force from the toroidal electric field exceeds the collisional drag force due to Coulomb collisions with the background plasma.
Decker, J. +5 more
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Excitation of Whistler‐Mode Waves by an Electron Temperature Anisotropy in a Laboratory Plasma
Abstract Naturally occurring whistler‐mode waves in near‐Earth space play a crucial role in accelerating electrons to relativistic energies and scattering them in pitch angle, driving their precipitation into Earth's atmosphere. Here, we report on the results of a controlled laboratory experiment focusing on the excitation of whistler waves via ...
Donglai Ma +8 more
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Transport codes are frequently used for describing fusion plasmas with the aim to prepare tokamak operations. Considering novel codes, such as SolEdge3X-HDG, synthetic diagnostics are a common technique used to validate new models and confront them with ...
Ivan Kudashev +6 more
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The Solar Wind Interaction With an Orbiting Venus
Abstract Studies of the large‐scale interaction of the solar wind with planets have often been considered along the line of the sun to the planet, neglecting the planet's orbital motion. This paper describes a new refinement in the long history of Venus simulations, the addition of the planet's orbital motion.
Stephen H. Brecht, Stephen A. Ledvina
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Tungsten melting and erosion under plasma heat load in tokamak discharges with disruptions
Full tungsten poloidal and mushroom limiters were tested in series of experiments with disruptions in the T-10 tokamak. Significant melting, formation of small craters and erosion of the tungsten limiter have been observed after ∼400 discharges with ...
V.P. Budaev +13 more
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Unveiling the structure and dynamics of peeling mode in quiescent high-confinement tokamak plasmas
Unveiling the properties of edge harmonic oscillation is one of the major pursuits to understand complex systems in plasma physics. The authors present measurements at the JT-60U tokamak that show direct observations of peeling modes in quiescent high ...
Kensaku Kamiya +5 more
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Extending the ideal MHD stability code MISHKA, a new code, MISHKA-A, is developed to study the impact of pressure anisotropy on plasma stability. Based on full anisotropic equilibrium and geometry, the code can provide normal mode analysis with three ...
Fitzgerald, Michael +2 more
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