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Stabilization of ion-temperature-gradient-driven tokamak modes by magnetic-field gradient reversal

Fivaz, M.
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Tran, T. M.  
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Appert, K.  
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1997
Physical Review Letters

Global gyrokinetic particle simulations have been used to search tokamak configurations which are stable again st the ion-temperature-gradient - driven (ITG) modes commonly held responsible for the core anomalous ion heat transport. The stable configurations are-characterized by strongly reduced or reversed del B drifts on the low-field side. Since excellent transport properties have been observed in high beta p (poloidal beta) tokamak experiments, we conjecture, as a result of our simulations, that this may be due to the stabilization of ITG modes by the reduction of the del B drifts.

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DOI
10.1103/PhysRevLett.78.3471
Web of Science ID

WOS:A1997WX51800013

Author(s)
Fivaz, M.
Tran, T. M.  
Appert, K.  
Vaclavik, J.  
Parker, S. E.
Date Issued

1997

Published in
Physical Review Letters
Volume

78

Issue

18

Start page

3471

End page

3474

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

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