A Scaling Law for High Density Tokamaks and Its Application to J.I.P.P. T-II Device
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A scaling law for high density and high current tokamaks is presented on the basis of the non-local theory of drift instability of current-carrying plasma with the assumption of quasi-linear saturation level. It is shown that the energy confinement time scales as τ_E∝nq/√<T> (n and T are the averaged density and temperature) due to the pure current-driven mode in the relatively lower density region and τ_E∝B/√<n> (B is the toroidal magnetic field) due to the usual collisional drift instability in the higher density region. The effects of the trapped particles are assumed to be negligible. A test-experiment of the scaling law on the J.I.P.P. T-II device where both the tokamak operation and the operation with the superposition of helical fields are possible, is proposed.
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著者
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Itoh Kimitaka
Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science University Of Tokyo:japan Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Inoue Sanae
Research Information Center, Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University
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Itoh Kimitaka
Research Information Center, Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University
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Inoue Sanae
Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science University Of Tokyo:institute For Fusion Theory Hiroshima U
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TERASHIMA Yoshinosuke
Research Information Center, Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University
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Terashima Yoshinosuke
Institute Of Plasma Physics Nagoya Univ.
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Terashima Yoshinosuke
Research Information Center Institute Of Plasma Physics Nagoya University
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Inoue Sanae
Research Information Center Institute Of Plasma Physics Nagoya University:department Of Physics Facu
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Itoh Kimitaka
Research Information Center Institute Of Plasma Physics Nagoya University:department Of Physics Facu
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Terashima Yoshinosuke
Plasma Science Center,Nagoya University
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