Time-and Space-Resolved Measurement of Fluctuating Electric Field during a Theta-Pinch Implosion
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概要
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Time- and space-resolved observations of fluctuating electric fields are madeusing the plasma satellites of the Hel 492.2 nm line during art implosion phasein a small-linear theta pinch. The rapid excitation (up to - 6 kV/cm) and decayof the fluctuating fields with the frequency smaller than the electron plasma fre-quency are observed except near the center of the pi[asma colurnn. Measurementof the magnetic field B. indicates that the intense fluctuating fields are localizedin a narrow layer just behind the imploding magnetic front. From a measurementof the ion temperature, the fast ion heating and thermalization are observed inthe implosion phase. These fast heating and thermalization and the decay of thefluctuations are almost coincidertt in time.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1983-03-15
著者
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OHGO Tadashi
Faculty of Engineering, Oita University
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Ohgo Tadashi
Faculty Of Science Hiroshima University
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