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In tokamaks where auxiliary ion heating leads to T i > T e, the neglect of electron collisions is no longer a good approximation in determining ion transport coefficients. The enhancement of the ion heat conduction due to electron collisions is determined for (a) the Pfirsch-Schliiter regime and (b) the banana regime for the case where is large. The enhancement of ion transverse viscosity (P|) is particularly important; the contribution due to ion-electron collisions is approximately equal to the ion-ion collision term even for T i = T e .
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A. A. Ware (1985) studied this question.
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