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Equilibrium of a plasma in translationally symmetric hybrid systems

T. Matsui, Y. Tanaka, T. Okuda1973年被引用 6Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The dependence of the cross-section and the current distribution on an applied magnetic field in translationally symmetric hybrid systems, in which the magnetic field is produced by external conductors and plasma currents, is considered. If the flux function and the plasma boundary are expanded in Fourier series, this dependence is obtained as relationships between Fourier coefficients. In a first approximation, the cross-section and the current distribution are determined by the applied magnetic field, and for some cases a conducting wall is necessary.

日本語訳

外部導体とプラズマ電流によって磁場が生成される並進対称ハイブリッド系において、断面と電流分布の印加磁場への依存性を考察する。フラックス関数とプラズマ境界をフーリエ級数に展開すると、この依存性はフーリエ係数間の関係として得られる。一次近似では、断面と電流分布は印加磁場によって決定され、いくつかの場合には導体壁が必要となる。

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