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Transport theory of axisymmetric toroidal plasma with RF wave source in the Pfirsch-Schlüter regime

M. Taguchi1987年被引用 1Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

The neoclassical transport theory of a plasma with an RF wave source is formulated in the Pfirsch-Schliiter regime. Particle and heat fluxes across the magnetic surfaces induced by RF wave injection are calculated numerically for a two ion species plasma. Analytic expressions for these fluxes are obtained when the parallel phase velocity of the wave is approximately two to three times as high as the ion thermal velocity. When the parallel phase velocity is lower than the ion thermal velocity, the effect of the RF wave source is shown to be approximately that of the momentum, energy and heat flow sources.

日本語訳

RF波源を持つプラズマの新古典輸送理論が、ピルシュ・シュリイター領域で定式化される。RF波入射によって誘起される磁気面を横切る粒子束と熱流束が、2種イオンプラズマに対して数値的に計算される。これらの流束の解析的表現は、波の平行位相速度がイオン熱速度の約2倍から3倍のときに得られる。平行位相速度がイオン熱速度よりも低い場合、RF波源の効果は、運動量源、エネルギー源、および熱流束源の効果とほぼ同等であることが示される。

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