TJ-II: Why fast reaction of plasma fluctuations to ECRH ?: Difference between revisions

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From the theoretical perpective we should consider different mechanisms:
From the theoretical perpective we should consider different mechanisms:
The role of phase space driven instabilities <ref>S. Itoh and K. Itoh Scientific Reports 2, 860 (2012)</ref>; role of fast particles on MHD stability <ref>L. Gonzalo et al., Physics of Plasmas 23, 062319 (2016)</ref>; the role of plasma gradient driven instabilities <ref>E. Sánchez et al., Nucl Fusion 59, 076029 (2019)</ref> and the influence of ECRH in the turbulent drive <ref>X. Wang et al., Nucl Fusion 57, 57, 116046 (2017)</ref>.
The role of phase space driven instabilities <ref>S. Itoh and K. Itoh Scientific Reports 2, 860 (2012)</ref>; role of fast particles on MHD stability <ref>L. García et al., Physics of Plasmas 23, 062319 (2016)</ref>; the role of plasma gradient driven instabilities <ref>E. Sánchez et al., Nucl Fusion 59, 076029 (2019)</ref> and the influence of ECRH in the turbulent drive <ref>X. Wang et al., Nucl Fusion 57, 57, 116046 (2017)</ref>.


From the experimental perspective the goal is the investigation and characterization of the influence of ECRH on / off power heating in the dynamics of edge & core fluctuations and transport in the TJ-II stellarator, including: 1) Level of fluctuations, 2) Phase relation between density and potential fluctuations, 3) Turbulent ExB transport.
From the experimental perspective the goal is the investigation and characterization of the influence of ECRH on / off power heating in the dynamics of edge & core fluctuations and transport in the TJ-II stellarator, including: 1) Level of fluctuations, 2) Phase relation between density and potential fluctuations, 3) Turbulent ExB transport.
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