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Electron cyclotron wave power loss in fusion plasmas: a model comparison

F. Albajar, M. Bornatici, F. Engelmann2007年被引用 5Nuclear FusionIF 3出版社

For the modelling of hot reactor-grade plasmas a way to compute local electron cyclotron wave losses efficiently and with good accuracy is required. Thereby the approach to calculating the electron cyclotron absorption coefficient is an essential element. A comparison of three available analytical forms (a 'quasi-exact' one and the asymptotic forms due to Trubnikov and to Robinson) shows that, overall, the use of Robinson's formula is the most suitable choice.

日本語訳

高温炉心級プラズマのモデリングにおいては、局所的な電子サイクロトロン波損失を効率的かつ高精度に計算する方法が必要とされる。その際、電子サイクロトロン吸収係数を計算する手法は本質的な要素となる。利用可能な3つの解析形式(「準厳密」なものと、TrubnikovおよびRobinsonによる漸近形式)の比較により、全体としてRobinsonの公式の使用が最も適切な選択であることが示される。

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