TJ-II:Validation of ECCD predictions in TJ-II ECRH plasmas: Difference between revisions

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The current driven by means of EC waves, so-called Electron Cyclotron Current Drive (ECCD), has been proposed as a tool  
The current driven by means of EC waves, so-called Electron Cyclotron Current Drive (ECCD), has been proposed as a tool  
for non-inductive current induction in tokamaks, as well as a mean of current control and tailoring of the rotational transform <math>\iota</math> in stellarators.
for non-inductive current induction in tokamaks, as well as a mean of current control and tailoring of the rotational transform <math>\iota</math> in stellarators.
In particular, it can modify through its impact on <math>\iota</math> the map of Alfvén eigenmode, and consequently those that a
In particular, it can modify through its impact on <math>\iota</math> the map of Alfvén eigenmode (AE) and with it the fast ion dynamics.  
free energy source can excite and modify the fast ion dynamics.  
In view of future studies of AE-induced fast ion losses in TJ-II the present proposal focuses on the validation of the  
In view of future studies of AE-induced fast ion losses in TJ-II the present proposal focuses on the validation of the  
ECCD predictions comparing these with the experimental values.
ECCD predictions comparing these with the experimental values.
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