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SUPPRESSING THE TEARING MODES IN TOKAMAK BY ELECTRON CYCLOTRON RESONANCE HEATING

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Using the localization of electron cyclotron resonance heating, the profile of plasma current is improved so that the conditions of stabilities of tearing modes are also improved. As long as the absorbed region of electron cyclotron resonance heating covers the resonance layer of tearing modes, the effect of stabilizinl is very good. It is not necessary to require that electron cyclotron resonance surface must coincide with that of tearing mode strictly. In the period of electron cyclotron heating, the tearing mode is suppressed effectively.
Acta Physica Sinica, Chinese Physical Society and Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Title: SUPPRESSING THE TEARING MODES IN TOKAMAK BY ELECTRON CYCLOTRON RESONANCE HEATING
Description:
Using the localization of electron cyclotron resonance heating, the profile of plasma current is improved so that the conditions of stabilities of tearing modes are also improved.
As long as the absorbed region of electron cyclotron resonance heating covers the resonance layer of tearing modes, the effect of stabilizinl is very good.
It is not necessary to require that electron cyclotron resonance surface must coincide with that of tearing mode strictly.
In the period of electron cyclotron heating, the tearing mode is suppressed effectively.

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