Collapse events at the q = 2 surface occurring during the mode locking process of an m / n = 2/1 tearing mode have been observed on TEXTOR. The plasma confinement within the q = 2 surface collapses without much influence on the width of the island (O-point). With an external rotating resonant magnetic perturbation (RMP) field induced by the dynamic ergodic divertor, secondary structures moving near the separatrix of the primary large 2/1 island with the same frequency as the RMP have been observed after the collapse events. The plasma confinement recovers when the secondary structures vanish.
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