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Generation and loss of runaway electrons following disruptions in JET

R.D. Gill1993年被引用 126Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

Detailed observations are presented on the generation and loss of runaway electrons following density limit disruptions in the JET tokamak with carbon limited discharges. Direct observations are made of the runaways from the detection of the high energy bremsstrahlung radiation from the interactions between the runaways and the background plasma. The different stages of the disruption leading to the runaway production are identified. It is shown that control of the current channel is important in preventing damaging interactions between the runaways and the vessel walls

日本語訳

JETトカマクにおける炭素リミター放電での密度限界ディスラプション後の逃走電子の生成と損失に関する詳細な観測結果を提示する。逃走電子と背景プラズマとの相互作用から生じる高エネルギー制動放射の検出を通じて、逃走電子の直接観測が行われた。ディスラプションが逃走電子の生成に至るまでの各段階が特定された。逃走電子と容器壁との間の有害な相互作用を防ぐ上で、電流チャネルの制御が重要であることが示された。

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