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Minimum ohmic dissipation and DC helicity injection in tokamak-like plasmas

R Farengo, J R Sobehart1994年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

The current and magnetic field profiles of a steady-state, tokamak-like plasma sustained by DC helicity injection are determined by assuming that the plasma relaxes to a state where the ohmic dissipation rate is minimum. Helicity balance is imposed as a constraint and the basic features required for DC helicity injection, a pair of electrodes magnetized by an externally produced flux, are included in a 2D model. The field is calculated self-consistently and only the values of experimentally controllable parameters are used.

日本語訳

直流ヘリシティ入射によって維持される定常状態のトカマク様プラズマの電流分布と磁場分布は、プラズマがオーミック散逸率が最小となる状態に緩和すると仮定することによって決定される。ヘリシティバランスが拘束条件として課され、直流ヘリシティ入射に必要とされる基本的な特徴、すなわち外部生成磁束によって磁化された一対の電極が、2次元モデルに含まれる。磁場は自己無撞着に計算され、実験的に制御可能なパラメータの値のみが用いられる。

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