Reduction of Plasma Decay in a Curved Magnetic Field with an Inflection Point
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
This letter describes the open ended device witlt a non-planar magnetic axis ofwhich the torsional angle can be changed easily. It is shown experimentally thatthe after glow plasma decays exponentially in a longitudinal magnetic field andthis decay time increases markedly at an appropirate torsional angle. A non-planarsystem looks like better than a planar one for a decay time in a weakly ionizedplasma.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1982-05-15
著者
-
SUGITA Keiichiro
Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Iwate University
-
Sugita Keiichiro
Department Of Electrical Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Iwata University
-
TAKEUCHI Nobunao
Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Tohoku University
-
Takeuchi Nobunao
Department Of Electrical Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Tohoku Universicy
関連論文
- Investigation of the Transient Glow Discharge in Nitrogen
- Frequency Spectrum of Fluctuations Near a Rational Surface in a Toroidal Heliac
- A New Capacitive/Resistive Probe Method for Studying Magnetic Surfaces
- On the Minimization of Displacement of Plasma Column in a Toroidal Magnetic Field with a Non-Planar Axis
- Collisional Damping of the Whistler Mode in a Dense Plasma
- Reduction of Plasma Decay in a Curved Magnetic Field with an Inflection Point
- Electric and ionic environmental circumstances interacting at Hosokura underground mine in northeast Japan (特集:Electromagnetic Technologies for Forecasting and Monitoring Natural Hazards)
- Diamagnetic Signal in a Plasma Column with an Inflection Point
- Effect of Pressure on Mode Transition Point of Reversed Field Pinch Plasma in Partially Relaxed States
- Numerical Study on Transition Point of Relaxed Mode for Reversed Field Pinch with Partial Loss of Helicity
- Potential Distributions in a Single-Turn Theta Pinch Coil
- Numerical Simulation of Nonlinear Sound Wave Propagation Using Constrained Interpolation Profile Method: One-Dimensional Case
- Breakdown Process of a Trigatron Gap in Air
- Experiments on Cyclotron Resonance and Nonadiabatic Trapping of Hydrogen Ions in a Mirror Machine