Some features of the disruption instability in reversed shear TFTR plasmas
The behaviour of MHD perturbations before and during disruptions in TFTR reversed shear plasmas with q sub(min) approximately 2 was analyzed. In the q sub(min) region, tearing modes, wavelike modes, and mixed tearing plus wavelike modes are followed by disruption. Sometimes a helical snake (helix) a...
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description | The behaviour of MHD perturbations before and during disruptions in TFTR reversed shear plasmas with q sub(min) approximately 2 was analyzed. In the q sub(min) region, tearing modes, wavelike modes, and mixed tearing plus wavelike modes are followed by disruption. Sometimes a helical snake (helix) appears at the X point of the q sub(min) island. The local outward electron energy transport near the X point can be explained by the development of `positive' magnetic islands (islands with positive current perturbations). It is proposed that the disruption is initiated when the X point of the magnetic islands coincides in one toroidal position near the torus equator. |
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