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Quasilinear treatment of wave-particle interactions in the electron cyclotron range and its implementation in a gyrokinetic code

Donnel, P.
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Cazabonne, J.
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Villard, L.  
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June 1, 2021
Plasma Physics And Controlled Fusion

A quasilinear operator for wave-particle interactions in the electron cyclotron range is derived using the cold plasma dispersion relation. The finite width of the beam implies a broadening of the resonance layer in the velocity space which allows the use of a numerically efficient treatment of the operator. The specific case of a pure heating injected at the outer mid-plane is then treated. It allows to treat the beam propagation and absorption easily, simplifying the implementation of the source term in the gyrokinetic code. This specific case is implemented in the gyrokinetic particle-in-cell code ORB5 using a Langevin approach. The derivation and verification of the source operator are presented.

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research article
DOI
10.1088/1361-6587/abf53f
Web of Science ID

WOS:000642193700001

Author(s)
Donnel, P.
Cazabonne, J.
Villard, L.  
Brunner, S.  
Coda, S.  
Decker, J.
Murugappan, M.
Sadr, M.
Date Issued

2021-06-01

Published in
Plasma Physics And Controlled Fusion
Volume

63

Issue

6

Article Number

064001

Subjects

Physics, Fluids & Plasmas

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Physics

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gyrokinetic

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ecrh

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orb5

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quasilinear

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source

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