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Impact of magnetic X-points on the vertical stability of tokamak plasmas

A. Yolbarsop, F. Porcelli, R. Fitzpatrick2021年被引用 9Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The ideal-magneto-hydro-dynamic (MHD) theory of axisymmetric modes with toroidal mode number n = 0 in tokamak plasmas is developed. These modes are resonant at the magnetic X-points of the tokamak divertor separatrix. As a consequence, current sheets form along the separatrix, which profoundly affect the stability of vertical plasma displacements. In particular, current sheets at the magnetic separatrix lead to stabilization of n = 0 modes, at least on the ideal-MHD time scale, adding an important ingredient to the mechanism of passive feedback stabilization.

日本語訳

理想磁気流体力学(MHD)理論による、トカマクプラズマにおけるトロイダルモード数n = 0の軸対称モードの理論が展開される。これらのモードは、トカマクダイバータ・セパラトリックスの磁気X点において共鳴する。その結果、セパラトリックスに沿って電流シートが形成され、これがプラズマの垂直変位の安定性に深く影響を与える。特に、磁気セパラトリックスにおける電流シートは、少なくとも理想MHDの時間スケールにおいてn = 0モードの安定化をもたらし、受動フィードバック安定化のメカニズムに重要な要素を加えることになる。

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