Electron Plasma Confinement in a Partially Toroidal Trap
A new experiment seeks to examine equilibrium, stability, and confinement properties of toroidal electron plasmas. Electron plasmas with density about 3 x 10 (exp 6)/cu cm are trapped for 100 micro seconds in a partially toroidal (or 'C'-shaped) trap (B200 G). Large amplitude oscillations...
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Zusammenfassung: | A new experiment seeks to examine equilibrium, stability, and confinement properties of toroidal electron plasmas. Electron plasmas with density about 3 x 10 (exp 6)/cu cm are trapped for 100 micro seconds in a partially toroidal (or 'C'-shaped) trap (B200 G). Large amplitude oscillations are observed in the 100 kHz frequency range. The oscillation frequency is proportional to 1/B and depends on the applied horizontal electric field, but not on the amount of charge in the trap. Some evidence points toward the ion resonance instability as the cause of these oscillations.
This article is from CP606, Non-Neutral Plasma Physics IV, p671-680, 2001. Pub. in AIP Conference Proceedings: volume 606. Prepared in cooperation with Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universitaet, Greifswald, Germany. This article is from ADA404831 Non-Neutral Plasma Physics 4. Workshop on Non-Neutral Plasmas (2001) Held in San Diego, California on 30 July-2 August 2001 |
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