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Multi-diagnostic analysis of plasma filaments in the island divertor |
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hdl:21.15109/CONCORDA/VC7NMB |
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ARP |
Date of Distribution: |
2021-12-03 |
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Zoletnik, Sandor, 2021, "Multi-diagnostic analysis of plasma filaments in the island divertor", https://hdl.handle.net/21.15109/CONCORDA/VC7NMB, ARP, V2 |
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Title: |
Multi-diagnostic analysis of plasma filaments in the island divertor |
Identification Number: |
hdl:21.15109/CONCORDA/VC7NMB |
Identification Number: |
30980769 |
Authoring Entity: |
Zoletnik, Sandor (Centre for Energy Research) |
Distributor: |
ARP |
Access Authority: |
Zoletnik, Sandor |
Depositor: |
Cseh, Gabor |
Date of Deposit: |
2021-11-05 |
Holdings Information: |
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15109/CONCORDA/VC7NMB |
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Physics, plasma, fusion, stellarator, turbulence, filament |
Topic Classification: |
plasma, fusion, stellarator, turbulence, filament |
Abstract: |
Filaments or blobs are well known structures in turbulence in magnetic fusion devices, they are considered to be the major cross-transport channel in the scrape off layer. They originate at the last closed magnetic flux surface and propagate out on the low field side of the toroidal devices due to polarization in the curved magnetic field. The Wendelstein 7-X stellarator has complex three-dimensional magnetic field structure and additionally the plasma is bounded by a chain of magnetic islands, forming an island divertor. After first observation of filaments inWendelstein 7-X with video cameras a multi-diagnostic study is presented in this paper to reveal their 3D structure and dynamics. Filaments are seen to born at the edge and, at least in some case, seen to extent to up to 4 toroidal turns. After moving radially out a few cm they enter the edge island. Here they disappear from the equatorial plane and about 200 microsecond later reappear on the outboard side of the island. A long-wavelength (~20-30 cm) quasi coherent mode is observed in both regions where filaments appear. Similarities and differences between the filaments seen in W7-X and other devices are discussed. Possible explanations for this strange radial propagation are considered together with the likely role of filaments in the edge and island density profile. |
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