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Direct comparison between circularly and linearly polarized RF fields in ICRF heating

Y. Yasaka, R. Itatani1980年被引用 9Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

ICRF heating of a toroidal plasma is performed by using slow waves generated by m = +1 circularly polarized RF fields and m = ±1 linearly polarized RF fields. From a direct comparison of these two field modes with respect to wave excitation, ion heating, and effects on plasma confinement, it turns out that circularly polarized fields are far more effective than linearly polarized ones in both achieving higher heating efficiency and reducing plasma loss. Ion heating by linearly polarized fields is accompanied by enhanced cross-field plasma loss, which is, in terms of two-fluid theory, quantitatively explained by the fact that ion convection is driven by a ponderomotive force of poloidally asymmetric RF fields.

日本語訳

トロイダルプラズマのICRF加熱は、m = +1の円偏波RF場およびm = ±1の直線偏波RF場によって生成される遅波を用いて行われる。波動励起、イオン加熱、およびプラズマ閉じ込めへの影響に関してこれら2つの場のモードを直接比較すると、円偏波場は直線偏波場よりも、より高い加熱効率の達成とプラズマ損失の低減の両方においてはるかに効果的であることがわかる。直線偏波場によるイオン加熱は、増強された磁場横断方向のプラズマ損失を伴い、これは二流体理論の観点から、ポロイダル方向に非対称なRF場のポンデロモーティブ力によってイオン対流が駆動されるという事実によって定量的に説明される。

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