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Transport channel decoupling could be driven by any mechanism that leads to a modification of the cross-phase between density and temperature fluctuations caused by changing driving conditions [ ]. | Transport channel decoupling could be driven by any mechanism that leads to a modification of the cross-phase between density and temperature fluctuations caused by changing driving conditions [ ]. | ||
We propose to measure the phase relation between density and temperature fluctuations using a combined Retarting Field Analyzer (RFA) <ref> I. Nedzelskiy et al., RSI 82 (2011) 043505</ref> and Langmuir probes that has been recently developed for TJ-II stellarator. | |||
We propose to measure the phase relation between density and temperature fluctuations using a combined Retarting Field Analyzer (RFA) <ref> I. Nedzelskiy et al., RSI 82 (2011) 043505</ref> and Langmuir probes that has been recently developed for TJ-II stellarator | |||
== International or National funding project or entity == | == International or National funding project or entity == | ||