FusionPapers
図版検索トレンドwiki日本の研究
© 2026 FUSIONPAPERS
About法務情報
トップに戻る

Calculations of Thomson scattering functions for alpha particle diagnostics in JET plasmas

T.P. Hughes, S.R.P. Smith1988年被引用 33Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

Scattering functions are calculated for conditions anticipated for D-T plasmas in JET. It is concluded that scattering at millimetre wavelengths may be capable of providing useful information about the alpha particle velocity distribution function, but scattering of CO2 laser radiation at a wavelength of 10.6 μm will not. The alpha distribution function is most easily determined when the geometry is such as to minimize the effect of the plasma magnetic field.

日本語訳

散乱関数は、JETにおけるD-Tプラズマに対して予想される条件について計算される。ミリメートル波長での散乱は、アルファ粒子速度分布関数に関する有益な情報を提供できる可能性があるが、波長10.6μmのCO2レーザー放射の散乱は不可能であると結論付けられる。アルファ粒子分布関数は、プラズマ磁場の影響を最小化するような幾何学的配置において最も容易に決定される。

装置

jet高精度(タイトル一致)

wiki

JETPlasma diagnosticsThomson scatteringAlpha particle
この論文にはまだAI要約がありません。

関連論文

Effects of alpha particles on the scattering function in CO2 laser scattering

1986Nuclear Fusion

Alpha particle detection by electromagnetic scattering off of plasma fluctuations

1992Nuclear Fusion

Thomson scattering on non-equilibrium low density plasmas: principles, practice and challenges

2015Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Collective scattering of electromagnetic waves and cross-B plasma diffusion

1992Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Dielectric effects on Thomson scattering in a relativistic magnetized plasma

1991Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Spatially resolved light scattering diagnostic on plasma focus devices

1992Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Alpha-particle heating in an open-field-line plasma

1980Nuclear Fusion

Design of a submillimeter‐wave alpha particle Thomson scattering diagnostic for fusion plasmas

1990Review of Scientific Instruments

Collective Thomson scattering at W7-AS

1997Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Collective Thomson scattering from high-temperature high-density plasmas revisited

2009Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion