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Pinch effect in two-dimensional turbulence

J Nycander, J Juul Rasmussen1997年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

A two-dimensional model describing the nonlinear evolution of pressure driven flute modes in an inhomogeneous magnetic field is derived. The model couples fluctuations in ion and electron temperatures and densities with the fluctuations in the electrostatic potential. The well known Rayleigh - Taylor instability is recovered by linear stability analysis based on a local approach in the long-wave limit. This mode is unstable when the pressure profile is more peaked than the profile of the square of the magnetic field. Using a quasi-linear approach it is revealed that the turbulent fluctuations driven by this instability may give rise to up-gradient transport, a `pinch flux', of either heat or particles.

日本語訳

不均一な磁場中における圧力駆動フルートモードの非線形発展を記述する二次元モデルを導出する。このモデルは、イオンおよび電子の温度と密度のゆらぎと、静電ポテンシャルのゆらぎとを結合させる。よく知られたレイリー・テイラー不安定性は、長波長極限における局所的アプローチに基づく線形安定性解析によって再現される。このモードは、圧力分布が磁場の二乗の分布よりも尖っている場合に不安定となる。準線形アプローチを用いることにより、この不安定性によって駆動される乱流的ゆらぎが、熱または粒子のいずれかの上向き輸送、すなわち「ピンチフラックス」を生じ得ることが明らかにされる。

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