Steady-state tokamak research: Core physics
M Kikuchi, M Azumi - Reviews of Modern Physics, 2012 - APS
Tokamaks have demonstrated excellent plasma confinement capability because of their
symmetry but has an intrinsic drawback because of their pulsed inductive operation. Efforts …
symmetry but has an intrinsic drawback because of their pulsed inductive operation. Efforts …
Effects of 3D magnetic perturbations on toroidal plasmas
JD Callen - Nuclear Fusion, 2011 - iopscience.iop.org
Abstract Small three-dimensional (3D) magnetic field perturbations have many interesting
and possibly useful effects on tokamak and quasi-symmetric stellarator plasmas. Plasma …
and possibly useful effects on tokamak and quasi-symmetric stellarator plasmas. Plasma …
Influence of toroidal rotation on resistive tearing modes in tokamaks
S Wang, ZW Ma - Physics of Plasmas, 2015 - pubs.aip.org
Influence of toroidal equilibrium plasma rotation on m/n= 2/1 resistive tearing modes is
studied numerically using a 3D toroidal MHD code (CLT). It is found that the toroidal rotation …
studied numerically using a 3D toroidal MHD code (CLT). It is found that the toroidal rotation …
Measurements of the deuterium ion toroidal rotation in the DIII-D tokamak and comparison to neoclassical theory
Bulk ion toroidal rotation plays a critical role in controlling microturbulence and MHD stability
as well as yielding important insight into angular momentum transport and the investigation …
as well as yielding important insight into angular momentum transport and the investigation …
Disruption avoidance by stabilizing coupled MHD modes using resonant magnetic perturbations on J-TEXT
Y He, N Wang, Y Ding, D Li, S Zhou… - Plasma Physics and …, 2023 - iopscience.iop.org
The coupling of multiple magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) modes can lead to mode locking and
major disruption in tokamak plasmas. In the J-TEXT tokamak, the coupling between two …
major disruption in tokamak plasmas. In the J-TEXT tokamak, the coupling between two …
Scaling of the magnetic reconnection rate with symmetric shear flow
PA Cassak, A Otto - Physics of Plasmas, 2011 - pubs.aip.org
The scaling of the reconnection rate during (fast) Hall magnetic reconnection in the
presence of an oppositely directed bulk shear flow parallel to the reconnecting magnetic …
presence of an oppositely directed bulk shear flow parallel to the reconnecting magnetic …
The importance of matched poloidal spectra to error field correction in DIII-D
Optimal error field correction (EFC) is thought to be achieved when coupling to the least-
stable “dominant” mode of the plasma is nulled at each toroidal mode number (n). The limit …
stable “dominant” mode of the plasma is nulled at each toroidal mode number (n). The limit …
Modelling and analytic studies of sheared flow effects on tearing modes
The effects of flow shear on the stability of a (2, 1) tearing mode are examined using
numerical and analytic studies on a number of model systems. For a cylindrical reduced …
numerical and analytic studies on a number of model systems. For a cylindrical reduced …
The limits and challenges of error field correction for ITER
Significant progress has been made in interpreting the effects of non-axisymmetric “error”
fields on a plasma through ideal MHD stability and a dominant “least stable” ideal mode …
fields on a plasma through ideal MHD stability and a dominant “least stable” ideal mode …
Frontiers in fusion research II
M Kikuchi, M Azumi - Introduction to modern tokamak physics. Heidelberg …, 2015 - Springer
The purpose of this monograph is to provide an introduction to modern tokamak physics, as
an extension of our review paper “Steady State Tokamak Research—Core Physics” …
an extension of our review paper “Steady State Tokamak Research—Core Physics” …