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Interaction of neutral atoms and plasma turbulence in the tokamak edge region

Wersal, Christoph
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Ricci, Paolo
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Jorge, Rogério  
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2016
58th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics

A novel first-principles self-consistent model that couples plasma and neutral atom physics suitable for the simulation of turbulent plasma behaviour in the tokamak edge region has been developed and implemented in the GBS code. While the plasma is modelled by the drift-reduced two fluid Braginskii equations, a kinetic model is used for the neutrals, valid in short and in long mean free path scenarios. The model includes ionization, charge-exchange, recombination, and elastic collisional processes. The model was used to study the transition form the sheath to the conduction limited regime, to include gas puffs in the simulations, and to investigate the interplay between neutral atoms and plasma turbulence.

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conference poster not in proceedings
Author(s)
Wersal, Christoph
Ricci, Paolo
Jorge, Rogério  
Morales, Jorge  
Paruta, Paola  
Riva, Fabio  
Date Issued

2016

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CRPP_EDGE

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SPC  
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58th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics

San Jose, CA, USA

October 31-November 4, 2016

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November 29, 2016
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