Internal transport barrier formation induced by edge perturbation on LHD
Internal transport barrier formation induced by edge perturbation on LHD
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DOI:
10.1088/0029-5515/50/6/064012
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发表时间:
2010-06
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影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
S. Inagaki;N. Tamura;K. Ida;S. Kubo;T. Shimozuma;Y. Nagayama;K. Kawahata;S. Sudo;A. Fujisawa;K. Itoh;S. Itoh
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作者:
S. Inagaki;N. Tamura;K. Ida;S. Kubo;T. Shimozuma;Y. Nagayama;K. Kawahata;S. Sudo;A. Fujisawa;K. Itoh;S. Itoh
The electron internal transport barrier (ITB) is formed by an edge perturbation induced by a tracer encapsulated solid pellet injection in a net-current free LHD plasma. The ITB trigger by an edge perturbation takes place in the low density regime and the ITB is not accompanied by a significant change in the density. At the onset of the core temperature rise, there is a strong correlation between the heat flux in the central region and the temperature gradient at a distance half of the plasma radius away. A radial temperature profile with a concave curvature abruptly appears in the growing phase of temperature gradient. Turbulence suppression mechanisms via flow and magnetic shears are not sufficient to explain these features.