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Critical energy for adiabatic r.f. plugging

T. Hatori, T. Watanabe1975年被引用 19Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

Necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for the description of particle motion by a "quasi-potential" in an inhomogeneous static magnetic field and an r.f. electric field. This analysis leads to a new concept of "critical energy", the height of the adiabatic barrier, which is proportional to , E0 being the strength of the r.f. field in the plasma. The theoretical results are confirmed by numerical calculations. Although this concept holds in a general magnetic field, analysis is restricted to the cusped magnetic field.

日本語訳

不均一な静磁場およびrf電場における粒子運動の「準ポテンシャル」による記述に対して、必要十分条件が得られる。この解析は、「臨界エネルギー」という新しい概念をもたらす。これは断熱障壁の高さであり、 に比例し、E0はプラズマ中のrf場の強度である。理論的結果は数値計算によって確認される。この概念は一般的な磁場においても成り立つが、解析はカスプ磁場に限定される。

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