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Investigation of turbulence in reversed field pinch plasma by using microwave imaging reflectometry

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Shi, Z. B.
Nagayama, Y.
Yamaguchi, S.
Hamada, Y.
Hirano, Y.
Kiyama, S.
Koguchi, H.
Michael, C. A.
Sakakita, H.
Yambe, K.

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American Institute of Physics (AIP)

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Turbulence in the reversed field pinch (RFP) plasma has been investigated by using the microwave imaging reflectometry in the toroidal pinch experiment RX (TPE-RX). In conventional RFP plasma, the fluctuations are dominated by the intermittent blob-like structures. These structures are accompanied with the generation of magnetic field, the strong turbulence, and high nonlinear coupling among the high and low k modes. The pulsed poloidal current drive operation, which improves the plasma confinement significantly, suppresses the dynamo, the turbulence, and the blob-like structures.

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Physics of Plasmas

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