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The two-dimensional theory of reflectometry diagnostics of plasma fluctuations

E.Z Gusakov, M.A Tyntarev1997年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractA two-dimensional analysis of the reflectometry signal related to the scattering from plasma fluctuations is performed in the framework of the perturbation theory. Dependencies of the scattering cross-section on poloidal and radial fluctuation wavenumbers are studied. The explicit expressions for the scattered signal are obtained for scattering from an island drifting in the poloidal direction.

日本語訳

プラズマ揺らぎからの散乱に関連する反射計信号の二次元解析が、摂動論の枠組みで行われる。散乱断面積のポロイダルおよびラジアル方向の揺らぎ波数への依存性が調べられる。ポロイダル方向にドリフトするアイランドからの散乱について、散乱信号の明示的な式が得られる。

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